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SIMSCRIPT is primarily used for discrete event simulation and does not have a direct command like print or printf to output text such as “Hello World!”. However, you can achieve similar functionality by using the OUTPUT statement. Here’s how you might write something equivalent in SIMSCRIPT:
* This is an example of printing "Hello World!" in SIMSCRIPT
* Main program begins
BEGIN PROGRAM
* Output the message
OUTPUT "Hello World!"
END PROGRAM
This code snippet starts by defining a basic main program structure and then uses the OUTPUT statement to print “Hello World!”.
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