eC

In the eC programming language, you would write “Hello World!” as a complete code like this:

// Write "Hello World!" using printf function
main() {
    printf("Hello World!\n"); // Add \n for new line at the end of the message
}

Save this code in a file with .ec extension, open the terminal and navigate to the directory where you saved your file. Compile it by running: ec -c <filename>.ec, replace with the actual filename of your program (e.g., if your filename is “hello_world”, run ec -c hello_world.ec).
To run, use ec <filename>.ec and you should see “Hello World!” printed on the console followed by a new line.
Remember that these are basic instructions to run the program in the terminal, but for more complex applications, you may have to install eC compiler and related tools on your system based on your operating system. For more information, refer to eC documentation or official tutorials available online.

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