10 REM Hello world program in Comal
20 PRINT “Hello World!”: GOTO 30
30 END
Here’s an explanation of how this code works in Comal:
– Line 10 is a comment, as indicated by the “REM” keyword. Comments are used to provide additional information or notes within your program. They do not affect the execution of the code.
– Lines 20-30 are the actual instructions that will be executed when you run this program.
– Line 20 uses the PRINT command to display “Hello World!” on the screen. The colon at the end indicates that there is more code to follow on the same line.
– Line 30 ends the program with the END keyword, which tells Comal that there are no further instructions to execute.
– The GOTO statement in line 20 is optional and can be used to jump back to a previous line. In this case, it is not needed since there is only one line of code after the PRINT command.
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