To print “Hello World!” using the JQ programming language, which is a JSON processor and query language, you can perform the following command. It simply outputs the string wrapped in double quotes as output.
jq -n '{"Message": "Hello World!"}'
In this example:
– -n stands for no input (meaning that we will not parse any JSON files or get input from stdin)
– '{"Message": "Hello World!"}' is the JQ program, which creates a JSON object with a key called ‘Message’ and value ‘Hello World!’
– The output will be:
json
{
"Message": "Hello World!"
}
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