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A blast from the past!

The APT (Automatically Produced Translation) programming language is an ancient one, developed in the 1950s. It was used for generating assembly code for various computers.

Here’s the classic “Hello World!” program in APT:

BEGIN
  WRITE('Hello World!')
END

Note that APT programs consist of a series of statements enclosed within BEGIN and END keywords. The WRITE statement is used to output text to the console, which in this case prints “Hello World!”.

Keep in mind that APT is no longer commonly used today, having been replaced by more modern programming languages like C, Fortran, or assembly language. Nevertheless, it’s an interesting piece of computer history!

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