In the bc programming language, to print “Hello World!”, you can do the following:
echo "Hello World!"
Here, echo is a built-in function used for printing the text in the command line. Replace bc with the appropriate interpreter or environment you are using. For example, if using Bash, you can run this script:
#!/bin/bash
bc -l << EOF
echo "Hello World!"
EOF
Remember to save this file with the .sh extension and make it executable by running chmod +x filename.sh. Then, run the script using ./filename.sh. This approach will ensure that the output is displayed as you expect.
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