The COMPASS programming language is an acronym-based language that uses words to represent operations and commands. Each word corresponds to a specific instruction or concept, making it mnemonic in nature. Here’s how you would write “Hello World!” in COMPASS:
PRINT-STRING HELLO-WORLD NEWLINE
Here’s a breakdown of the code:
– PRINT-STRING is the command for printing a string.
– HELLO-WORLD is the string to be printed.
– NEWLINE inserts a newline after the message.
This simple program will output “Hello World!” followed by a newline.
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