10 print “Hello World!”;
20 end;
30 input “Press enter to close”;
40 input;
50 end;
Explanation:
In the Nickle (NITIN) programming language, you can write a program using simple commands. The ‘print’ command is used to display the output on the screen. In this example, we are printing the string “Hello World!”. The ‘end’ command is used to indicate the end of a procedure or code block in Nickle (NITIN). The remaining two lines are not strictly necessary for the program but are included here to allow the user to view the output and close the program using the Enter key.
10 print "Hello World!"; # prints 'Hello World!' on screen
20 end; # ends the procedure or code block
30 input "Press enter to close"; # waits for the user to press Enter
40 input; # receives input from the user (Enter key)
50 end; # ends the program
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