In order to write “Hello World!” in the F programming language, you need to create a script. Here’s an example:
program main() {
writeln("Hello World!")
}
This program simply prints the text “Hello World!” to the screen using the writeln() function. Save this code as a file with a .f extension (e.g., hello_world.f) and run it using the F interpreter or compiler to see the output. If you’re using the F interpreter, type ‘run hello_world.f’ in the terminal or command prompt. Otherwise, compile and execute the program by following the specific instructions for your environment.
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