The request to write “Hello World!” in the INTERCAL programming language is an interesting one, as INTERCAL (or Intermediate Code Language) is known for its peculiar and inefficient syntax, designed to be challenging for programmers. Here’s a simple example of how you might achieve this:
DO I = 1 TO 1
PRINT "Hello World!"
END-DO
In INTERCAL, PRINT is used to output text, and the loop DO ... TO ... END-DO ensures that the statement inside is executed a specific number of times. In this case, it prints “Hello World!” once.
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