Hello World! is a common program used for testing purposes to verify that the environment or language interpreter is working correctly. Here’s how you can write it in S-Lang:
python This code will output “Hello, World!” to the console when run in an S-Lang environment. Note that in S-Lang, we use the
print("Hello, World!")print() function to output text to the screen. If you’re running this code outside of an S-Lang interpreter, simply replace ‘print(“Hello, World!”)’ with ‘print(“Hello, World!”)’.
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