A blast from the past!
The M2001 is a simple, educational programming language developed by Casio for their Graphing Calculator, the fx-9700G. It’s designed to introduce students to programming concepts.
Here’s how you can write “Hello World!” in M2001:
Disp "Hello World!"
Let me explain what each part of this code does:
Disp: This is a built-in command that displays text on the calculator’s screen."Hello World!": This is the string literal that we want to display.
That’s it! The entire program consists of just one line. When you run this code, it will output “Hello World!” on the calculator’s screen.
Note: The M2001 language has some limitations compared to modern programming languages. For example, there are no loops or conditional statements in M2001. Programs are typically short and simple, like this one.
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