In order to write “Hello World!” in the HolyC programming language, you can type this code within a HolyC source file and compile it to generate an executable file that will print the desired message when executed. Here’s the code for you to copy and save as a .hc file:
main() {
print("Hello World!");
}
To run the program, open a terminal or command prompt in the same directory where your HolyC source file is saved. Compile it using the holyc compiler by running this command:
holyc -o executable_filename main.hc
Replace executable_filename with the desired name of the output executable and main.hc with the actual filename of your HolyC source file. After successfully compiling, run the executable:
bash
./executable_filename
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