Simula

“`simula
(* Hello World! in Simula *)

MODULE Main
PROCEDURE Main
WRITE ‘Hello World!’
ENDPROC
ENDMODULE
“`

Explanation:

• MODULE Main: This declares a module named Main. In Simula, code is typically organized within modules.
• PROCEDURE Main: This defines a procedure (similar to a function) named Main. This is the entry point of the program.
• WRITE 'Hello World!': This is the core statement. The WRITE statement in Simula is used to output text to the console. The string 'Hello World!' is the text to be displayed.
• ENDPROC: This marks the end of the Main procedure.
• ENDMODULE: This marks the end of the Main module.

How to Run (Conceptual – Simula requires a specific simulator):

This Simula code would need to be compiled and executed using a Simula simulator. The exact process depends on the specific Simula implementation you are using (e.g., Simula 67, Simula Open). A typical process would be:

1. Save the code: Save the code in a file with a .sim extension (e.g., hello.sim).
2. Run the simulator: Start the Simula simulator.
3. Load the code: Load the .sim file into the simulator.
4. Execute: The simulator will execute the Main procedure, and you should see “Hello World!” printed to the console.

Important Note: Simula is a relatively old language. Modern Simula implementations exist, but it’s less commonly used today. The example above is based on the syntax of Simula 67.

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