Entity: HELLOWORLD
HELLOWORLD is a common term used in programming to represent the simplest program that outputs the message 'Hello, World!' It serves as a beginner's introduction to coding in various programming languages.
HELLOWORLD
Etymology
The term 'HELLOWORLD' originates from the common practice of using it as the first program written by beginners in various programming languages.
Definition
HELLOWORLD is a basic computer program that typically outputs the message 'Hello, World!' to demonstrate the syntax and functionality of a programming language.
Historical Context
The tradition of writing a HELLOWORLD program dates back to the early days of computer programming as a simple way to verify the setup of a development environment.
Cultural Significance
HELLOWORLD holds cultural significance as a universal starting point for aspiring programmers, symbolizing the initiation into the world of coding.
Related Concepts
HELLOWORLD is closely related to introductory programming concepts, such as 'print statement' and 'syntax demonstration'.
See Also
A fundamental program often used as an initial exercise in programming to demonstrate the basic syntax and functionality of a language.