The SKILL programming language is primarily used for financial modeling and algorithmic trading. It does not have built-in commands like “print” or “println” to output text directly. However, you can create a function that prints “Hello World!” using basic SKILL syntax.
Here’s an example of how you might write this in SKILL:
void Hello_World()
{
msg = "Hello World!";
SysMsg(msg);
}
In this code:
– void indicates that the function does not return a value.
– Hello_World() is the name of the function.
– msg is a variable that stores the string "Hello World!".
– SysMsg is a system command in SKILL used to print messages to the console or a log file.
To call this function and see “Hello World!” output, you would simply invoke it:
Hello_World()
This will execute the function and print “Hello World!” using the SysMsg command.
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