In Stata, you can write “Hello World!” using the following code:
display "Hello World!"
This will output the phrase “Hello World!” to the Stata console. To execute this code, save it as a do file (e.g., hello_world.do) and then run it in Stata by using the do command:
do hello_world.do
Alternatively, you can enter the above code directly into the Stata console by using the display command followed by your desired output. Press Enter after typing each line of code to execute it. If you want to print multiple lines, use a semicolon (;) to separate them:
display "Hello"
display "World!"
After running this code, the phrase “Hello World!” will be printed to the console.
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