TADS (Text Adventure Development System) is primarily used for developing text-based adventure games and does not have native support for writing simple programs like “Hello, World!”. However, you can create a basic script to output “Hello, World!” using TADS’s built-in commands and functions. Below is an example of how you might do this:
Program Start
Print("Hello, World!")
End
This small program will print “Hello, World!” when run in a TADS environment.
If you need more complex programming functionality within a TADS game, you can structure it similarly to the above example. The Print function is used to output text to the console or screen, which is a common way to display messages in TADS.
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