To write “Hello World!” in the Simula programming language, you can use the following code:
start This code will create a program with two blocks –
print ("Hello World!")
endstart and end. The block start is where the execution of the program begins. Inside it, there is a statement using the print function to display the string “Hello World!” on the console. Once the program has finished executing the statements inside the start block, it will reach the end block (end) which indicates that the program has completed its execution. Simula is an object-oriented programming language, but this simple example does not make use of objects or classes. However, you can still create complex programs in Simula using these concepts.
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