To write a simple program that outputs “Hello World!” in the Picolisp programming language, you can use the following code:
: (println "Hello World!")
Here’s how it works:
– : is used to directly execute the expression without needing to define a function.
– (println ...) is a standard way in many Lisp-like languages, including Picolisp, to print text followed by a newline.
To run this code, save it into a file with a .l extension (e.g., hello-world.l) and then execute it using the Picolisp interpreter:
picolisp hello-world.l
This will output:
Hello World!
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