The Genie programming language is a modern development environment that closely mirrors C# syntax but runs on both Windows and Linux platforms. To write “Hello World!” in Genie, you would typically create a simple console application. Here’s how you can do it:
// HelloGenie.genie
extern "C" {
fun main() {
print("Hello World!")
}
}
In this example:
– The main function is defined with the fun keyword, which is common in Genie.
– The print function outputs the string “Hello World!” to the console.
To compile and run this program using a Genie compiler like genie, you would typically save the above code into a file named HelloGenie.genie. Then, from the command line, navigate to the directory containing your file and execute:
genie HelloGenie.genie
This will compile and run the program, outputting “Hello World!” to the console.
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