SAS

In the SAS programming language, you can output “Hello World!” using a simple DATA step or PROC PRINT. Here’s an example of how to do it with both methods:

Using a DATA Step:

data _null_;
  put 'Hello World!';
run;

Using PROC PRINT:

proc print data=_null_;
  label _all_ = 'Hello World!';
run;

In the first example, the put statement is used to output “Hello World!” to the SAS log. In the second example, _null_ is a special dataset in SAS that does not actually create a new dataset; it’s often used for printing or logging messages. The label statement assigns the label ‘Hello World!’ to all variables in this non-existent dataset, which results in “Hello World!” being displayed in the output.

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