grass This code defines a procedure called
@procedure
def hello():
print("Hello World!")
hello()hello, which prints the string “Hello World!” using the built-in print function. The procedure is then called with the command hello() to execute the code and display the message on the screen. Note that GRASS is not an actual programming language; it is a tool for geospatial data manipulation, analysis, and modeling that uses Python as its scripting language. In this case, I’ve used a simple example of printing a string in Python to illustrate how you might write “Hello World!” in the GRASS environment.
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