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Here is how you can print “Hello World!” using PicoLisp:
(de helloWorld ()
(prinl "Hello World!") )
(helloWorld)
In this code, de defines a new function named helloWorld. The (prinl "Hello World!") line prints the string “Hello World!”. Finally, (helloWorld) calls the newly defined function.
Prompt
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Negative prompt
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