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Why not simplify sql.sql to the following?

SELECT 'Hello world!';

(This works with at least MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL.)

https://github.com/leachim6/hello-world/blob/master/u/Ubercode.cls

Unless you're a Python junkie.
It uses structures only available in Python 3.6 released December 2016.
Normal users may be using "LTS" versions that can easily be two years old (python 3.4).
The oldest currently supported Linux LTS versions are of at least 2012 vintage (Python 3.2)

Default behavior of PowerShell is to send any objects at end of pipeline to output. You dont need to explicitly call Write-Output cmdlet.

Can we add docker version hello world, like this

docker run hello-world

That two languages sneaked into the list mark them as programming languages (文言 & 上海话).
Please remove them.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2TEBfXOSb83Z0FHTTB0QndaWlU/view?usp=drivesdk

Link to CONTRIBUTE.MD also doesn't work

github repo of wenyan language

吾有一言。曰「「問天地好在。」」。書之。

"問天地好在" meant "hello world" in ancient Chinese.

also,

吾有一言。曰「「hello world!」」。書之。

can print "hello world!".

Hello, I'm writing from 2020, currently, we have a problem called COVID-2019. The world health organization recommends staying at home as one of the recommended measures to prevent a pandemic of COVID-2019.

We, as developers could be part of the advocacy of this recommendation!

Let's have a temporary current branch Hello Home with changing Hello world text in snippets to Hello home involve and all developers around the world to contribute to this change to distribute the importance of this recommendation worldwide?

The Pascal code at here shoult be changed from *.p to *.pas

I'm going through the examples, and for most the standard is to print some version of hello world (note there are differences in what is printed too) and exit. For the pascal script:

https://github.com/leachim6/hello-world/blob/master/p/pascal.p

A readline was added, meaning that the user needs to press enter before exiting. Was there a reason for this?

you could write a fragment shader that outputs hello world on screen!

I know this is stretching things to their limits, but I punchcards aren't on here. I found a punchcard emulator. http://tyleregeto.com/article/punch-card-emulator

I guess we could save it with an image extension (ex: punchcard.png) . It seems like there are several variations of punch card languages which I don't have time to learn at the moment. I figured I would post the idea here for future reference.

Change "the list contains hello world in every programming language" to "the list contains hello world in every computer language"

The list also contains Scripting languages, Hardware disctiption languages, Markup languages and much more not just programming languages.

HTML is a markup language, you should remove HTML.

I created an organisation for the repo called project-lang. I created it because the creator of the repo don't seem merge anything (see repo description). So please send your pull request to project lang.
Thanks,
Mariusz Wojcik

I'm sure the nim people would like it if the correct current name was used.

package main

func main() {
println("hello,world")
}

调试输出( “Hello World" )

From the point of view of a contributor, it's pretty tedious to check every directory and see if you've missed a language.

Instead, the README could maintain a list of all the languages already covered (which could in turn be links to the actual files). That way, I only have to do a Ctrl + F to check for a language.

Glad to make a PR for this, if you feel this is a valid need.

Are the files released under any license (for example, GPL)? I couldn't find anything about it in README.md or CONTRIBUTING.md

This link contains the list of all the programming languages.
I think many are missing in this repo.

In PHP, use echo 'Hello World' instead of print("Hello World"). Echo is faster.

According to the wiki Whitespace lang syntax is supposed to support only tabs and spaces. However, the example provided looks more like some assembler code, is that right?

Seed, bytebytejump, unreadable and bitbitjump are missing from the list.

How to run some unusual language?

It seems that
https://github.com/leachim6/hello-world/blob/master/assembler_tms9900_ti99_4a.asm should be in a/ as
https://github.com/leachim6/hello-world/blob/master/a/assembler_tms9900_ti99_4a.asm

(perhaps my mistake)

Couldn't see elm-lang under E.

maybe a docker container for each?

I think hello-world is too simple which can't show the main differences between languages. At least a loop and a conditional statement should be presented which are important parts in all languages.

Do you want add something new? Or create a new repository?

I heard about homespring, a language which describes the flow of rivers. This would be an interesting language to support.

If you aim to make the list complete, you shall have a look at this one.

To be honest, I'm to lazy to file this into a pull request, sorry ;(

class Hello {
static Main () : void {
System.Console.WriteLine ("Hello world!");
}
}

Please add Cobra, which is sibling language of Python.

Some examples print Hello World, others hello world, others Hello, world!, etc. Go even prints Hello, 世界 (which Google Translate tells me means "world"). I feel like the examples should be made more consistent by standardizing the exact message. I suggest hello, world because that is how it was printed in the earliest know example (scroll to section 7) of a hello world program, but whatever variation it is, there should be some consistency.

Hey there,

Correct me if I'm wrong, but shouldn't the contents of a/apl.apl be this...?

⎕←"Hello, world"

Because it's currently using ASCII characters ([]<-) instead of the correct symbols.

and both with essentially the same content, mind you

Not sure the lisp code actually does anything. -- It just defines a function to do something but never does it. I am not a Lisp expert but I imagine the function is unnecessary and the innards of it are all that is needed do the work.

An example, clicking Argh in the README in /a brings you to https://github.com/leachim6/hello-world/blob/master/a/a%5Cargh.agh, a 404.

At least show the homepage. I saw too many language never heard.

byond.com
:)

Just for the fun of it it would be nice to have some metrics .. like the smallest hello world, biggest hello world (filesize). Maybe LOC.

I would like share code in C#

I would like to add HELLO WORLD in c++

Hey, I was just poking around the repo, and I noticed that the following files exist:

• smalltalk.sm
• hello.st

The first file seems fine, at least according to The Hello World Collection.

However, that second file doesn't appear to follow the naming conventions throughout the repo. That said, if someone wanted to rename it, I suggest smalltalk-gnu (that'll keep it under S). See the GNU Smalltalk Repo.

Of course, I believe both scripts run under GNU Smalltalk (tested here), so it may make sense just to remove the hello.st file.