How to write Hello World in a variety of programming languages

I'm going to get a PHP first.

                                                     
                                                                                                    
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I'm going to get a PHP first.
                                                                  
                                    
to a CSS.
*:before,*:after {content: ' Hello word '}
                                        
                                    
Fortran:
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Program main    Write (unit = *, FMT = *) "Hello, world!"    Stopend Program Main
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Brainfuck of crosses:
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Ruby:
Puts "Hello World"
                                        
                                    
Here's a python.
#!/usr/bin/env pythonprint ("Hello World")
                                        
                                    
I'm going to have a LUA.
--Hello World from Luaio.write ("Hello World")
                                        
                                    
I'm going to get a java.
public class Helloword {public static void main (string[] args) {System.out.println ("Hello World");}}
                                        
                                    
I'm going to have a Haskell version.
Module main where main:: IO () main = putStrLn "Hello, world!"
                                        
                                    
is the shell a language, too?
printf "Hello World"
                                        
                                    
To an as, the person who is now asking-. -
Trace ("Hello World")
                                        
                                    
All the gods don't write C. Then I caught dead. -
#include 
 
    
     
  int main () {    printf ("Hello, world!");    return 0;}
 
    
                                        
                                    
Lisp:
(Defun hello ()  "Hello World")
Small Talk:

  
  

   
   

     Transcript Show: ' Hello, world! '. 
   
  
  
                                        
                                    
Javascript:
document.write ("Hello, world!");
                                        
                                    
Erlang:
Io:format ("Hello, World~n").
                                        
                                    
Perl:
Print "Hello, world.\n";
                                        
                                    
I contacted the first language Pascal:
Program Bonjour;begin    writeln (' Bonjour le Monde '); end.
                                        
                                    
Asp:
<% Response.Write "Hello World"%>
                                        
                                    
Bash:
#!/bin/bashecho ' Hello world! '
Prolog:
Write (' Hello world! '), NL.
BASIC:
PRINT "Hello World"
                                        
                                    
SQL Math?
Select "Hello world!"
                                        
                                    
Here's a whole.
Https://github.com/leachim6/hello-wor ...
                                        
                                    
An antique-grade, Batch.
@echo Hello world! @echo Offpause
                                        
                                    
C-intercal
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GO Language
Package Mainimport "FMT" Func Main () {    fmt. Println ("Hello world!")}
                                        
                                    
Gas
. section. Datastr:.ascii "Hello world!". Section. Text.global _start_start:    movl  $4,%eax    movl $  ,%ebx    movl  $str,%ecx    MOVL  %edx    int   $0x80 MOVL $    ,  %eax movl $  ,%ebx    int   $0x80
                                        
                                    
Apple Script
Display dialog "Hello World"
                                        
                                    
Continue the antique class, Shell
Echo Hello world!
... C # either
Using System;public class helloworld{public   static void Main ()   {      Console.WriteLine ("Hello world!");   }}
                                        
                                    
Scala
Object HelloWorld extends Application {  println ("Hello World")}
                                        
                                    
Hey, I'm adding a dos bat.
echo Hello world!
                                        
                                    
I'm going to get a AutoIt 3 code, okay?
MsgBox (0, "Dialog", "Hello world!")
                                        
                                    
Wrote the OBJC of the N-year
Objective C
NSLog (@ "Hello,world");
                                        
                                    
13 of the most ridiculous programming languages
http://sd.csdn.net/a/20110411/295610 ....
Lolcode
"Hello World" Example:
HAI
CAN have STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI world!"
Kthxbye
Befunge
"Hello World" Example:
"Dlrow Olleh" >:v
^,_@
Brainfuck
"Hello World" Example:
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And more of the parody language.
http://sd.csdn.net/a/20110411/295610 ....
                                        
                                    
Matlab:
Disp (' Hello, world! ')
                                        
                                    
Hello Word
PHP's.
                                        
                                    
Scheme
(Display "Hello World")
                                        
                                    
System.out.println("Hello World");
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