Shakespeare

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print "Hello, World!"

Explanation:

• print: This is the command used to display output to the console, analogous to System.out.println() in Java or print() in Python.
• "Hello, World!": This is the string literal that is printed to the console. Shakespeare uses double quotes to define strings.

Important Notes about Shakespeare:

• Very Minimal Subset: Shakespeare is an intentionally minimalist programming language designed for educational purposes. It’s extremely limited in functionality compared to mainstream languages.
• No Standard Library: It has no standard library. All operations (like printing) must be explicitly defined.
• No Data Types: Shakespeare doesn’t have explicit data types like integers or floats. Everything is treated as a string.
• Small Community: The Shakespeare community is very small, and development is infrequent.

This example is the most basic program you can write in Shakespeare.

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