[Hello World] Presentation thread

Hello everyone!
I'm so excited for this new forum! :p :o

Now it's time to return to work!;)


Bye Bye, Narako

Hello 2u2.

The topic "hello world" of this thread, reminded me of my first CS class project >.>.

Hey there ^^

Hello! Nice to meet yew :3

Cheers !!!

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
printf("Hello, World\n");
return 0;
}


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Nice to meet you.

Heya, finally its up :) glad i got my phone so i can post from school :D

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Originally Posted by Medura

Heya, finally its up :) glad i got my phone so i can post from school :D

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I hear that! :D

Sooo, necroing one of the oldest posts I am. As the forum ain't beta anymore ... why didnt anyone do this? xD Now you can see the date we got the forum ^^ See how long time have gone!! :D

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Originally Posted by Usun

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
printf("Hello, World\n");
return 0;
}


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Nice to meet you.

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I'm sorry but K&R didn't use int main(void) it was just main() and they didn't have a return 0; Also they didn't capitalize hello, world. Sadly you've fail your intro to C project because I'm a jerk grader.

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Originally Posted by Gath

Hello! Nice to meet yew :3

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I see Gath has been awesome since day 1.

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Originally Posted by Zetonegi

I'm sorry but K&R didn't use int main(void) it was just main() and they didn't have a return 0; Also they didn't capitalize hello, world. Sadly you've fail your intro to C project because I'm a jerk grader.

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i miss pascal...

begin
writeln('Hello World');
end.

smd new programming languages!
(I swear I'm not old)

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Originally Posted by Azurymber

i miss pascal...

begin
writeln('Hello World');
end.

smd new programming languages!
(I swear I'm not old)

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OH lord, i remember borrowing a copy of Pascal when i was 12, it came on 5 floppy discs, i think thats when i started my 10 year break from programming lol!

(P.S. im 27)

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Originally Posted by Picoman

OH lord, i remember borrowing a copy of Pascal when i was 12, it came on 5 floppy discs, i think thats when i started my 10 year break from programming lol!

(P.S. im 27)

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whats a floppy disc ?
old man!

joking

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Originally Posted by Picoman

OH lord, i remember borrowing a copy of Pascal when i was 12, it came on 5 floppy discs, i think thats when i started my 10 year break from programming lol!

(P.S. im 27)

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I know a little COBOL and I'm not gonna pick up any more because its stupid

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Originally Posted by Zetonegi

I know a little COBOL and I'm not gonna pick up any more because its stupid

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cobol is awesome, look how epic their hello world is:

000100 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
000200 PROGRAM-ID. HELLOWORLD.
000300
000400*
000500 ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.
000600 CONFIGURATION SECTION.
000700 SOURCE-COMPUTER. RM-COBOL.
000800 OBJECT-COMPUTER. RM-COBOL.
000900
001000 DATA DIVISION.
001100 FILE SECTION.
001200
100000 PROCEDURE DIVISION.
100100
100200 MAIN-LOGIC SECTION.
100300 BEGIN.
100400 DISPLAY " " LINE 1 POSITION 1 ERASE EOS.
100500 DISPLAY "Hello world!" LINE 15 POSITION 10.
100600 STOP RUN.
100700 MAIN-LOGIC-EXIT.
100800 EXIT.

Typing endless lines of code for 30 minutes on a Commodore 64 just so that my character on Creatures 2 could have infinite fireballs.

Those were the days.

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Originally Posted by Konachibi

Typing endless lines of code for 30 minutes on a Commodore 64 just so that my character on Creatures 2 could have infinite fireballs.

Those were the days.

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oh god your ancient too!!!

I'm not even 23 yet T.T

I'm 26! xP

My parents bought me a Spectrum ZX2 for my 4th birthday, swapped it for a Commodore 64 when I was 6, it all sort of developed from there.

Load "Wonderland Dizzy"

Please Insert Cassette

Loading

*bzzt bzzz breee bing bing bzzzzzzzt skreeeeee*

10 minutes later:

*bleep bleepy bloop bloop bleepy bleepy bloop bloopety bloop bleep bloop bloop*

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Originally Posted by Konachibi

I'm 26! xP

My parents bought me a Spectrum ZX2 for my 4th birthday, swapped it for a Commodore 64 when I was 6, it all sort of developed from there.

Load "Wonderland Dizzy"

Please Insert Cassette

Loading

*bzzt bzzz breee bing bing bzzzzzzzt skreeeeee*

10 minutes later:

*bleep bleepy bloop bloop bleepy bleepy bloop bloopety bloop bleep bloop bloop*

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LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL you are epic

10 hgr
20 hcolor-7
30 hplot 100.100 to 150,100 to 150,150 to 100,150 to 100,100
40 print "hello"
50 end

Thats how you make a 3d square with hello under it on the apple lle

I remember playing Suicide Express on the commodore 64, one of the first cassette games to feature voice-recording, though it came out as "fshuishizzle exshcprizz".

I've got a case near my feet right now packed with at least 200 Commodore 64 games, never completed a single one of them either, back then games were HARD!

You'll scream if you remember this classic

I remember spending a few days not long ago looking up all the 'true' classic games of ye' old consoleth and seeing whatever became of them.

A 3D Turrican was being developed for quite some time, entitled (would you believe...) Turrican 3D. It was scrapped when the company developing it had financial problems.

On the same wave a sequal was being created to Fade To Black (Sequal to Flashback) entitled Flashback Legends, but was cancelled when Delphine Software went bankrupt... now Conrad Hart will forever drift alone in space, and no one will ever find out what happened to him :(

Sadly over the course of video game development many characters have been long lost and forgotten to the sands of time (a bit like this thread was for a few months). It saddens me that the characters I loved so much in video games such as Ristar and Dynamite Headdy will never again grace T.V screens across the world except when people play their original incarnations. (Or re-releases in the case of Ristar... I still whistle the bonus level theme at random even though I haven't played it in years!) Only games that truly made an impact, such as Ecco The Dolphin, Panzer Dragoon and Toejam & Earl were given a second-chance at life on next-gen consoles, and due to the modern genre of 'violence makes the video game' they never succeeded in becoming as popular as they had once been.

This is probably why Sega have been holding back a new Streets Of Rage game, they don't want to ruin it's reputation for those of us that cherish the fond memories these games gave us :)

Luckily Final Fantasy games have managed to constantly grow and evolve with the sands of time, which is how we are able to play it's latest incarnation. Thankfully some things do survive :D

I prefer LOLCODE.

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

Enjoy your stay!

I feel bad to admit this but, I don't like 2d games. It's just a short thing though. Last year i spent 9 strait hours playing Atari 2600. 3 hours of E.T.(oddly my favorite Atari game). I spent over 150 bucks in getting the commodore with disc drive and flight simulatore, It burned up in one week too. =(

Anyway have you messed with assembly code yet?

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Originally Posted by Renshi

I prefer LOLCODE.

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE "HAI WORLD!"
KTHXBYE

Enjoy your stay!

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I thought that was called 1337speek.

Gief teh soj
fu n00b
rofl l2p

I hate abbreviations... I learned to talk and write in English at school so that I could utilise it in pleasant conversation, whenever I get a text on my phone I'm always saddened by pointless letterless blathering from people who can't be bothered to add the extra letters to make a word. XD

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Originally Posted by Rinoa

Anyway have you messed with assembly code yet?

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Who hasn't messed with assembly? Don't expect anyone to actually write assembly code, that's a waste of time, but any decent programmer should know how to read it for debugging purposes because it can be quite helpful in finding out exactly where something goes wrong and why it does etc. Even then you don't need to check the assembly code for your normal debugging efforts.

Aaaaand here is the assembly of Hello World when compiled on a linux machine(I'm pretty sure think its 32bit)

http://pastebin.com/nFY5pLJ1

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Originally Posted by Konachibi

I thought that was called 1337speek.

Gief teh soj
fu n00b
rofl l2p

I hate abbreviations... I learned to talk and write in English at school so that I could utilise it in pleasant conversation, whenever I get a text on my phone I'm always saddened by pointless letterless blathering from people who can't be bothered to add the extra letters to make a word. XD

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Nah, if you know Lolcat then you know Lolcode =)

they're actually trying to turn abbreviated English into a usable and justifiable form of communication?

That's unpossible!

Here's something completely irrelevant.

The fun thing is how the oldest thread suddenly got popular! :P Im epic! ^^
I currently like Java best myself, but haven't done it in a year xP Working with C++ and C# at the moment.

I liked C++, it *almost* made sense. It was kind of like reading broken english, you just miss out a few words and it works.

I remember trying to crash the C64 tapes and hand writing down all the code and trying to figure it out. I made an ebook onto a tape when i was 8, it was cool, just copied my dinosaur books and had page turn using space bar.

I remember spending hours and hours writing lines of code out on it from a C64 game creation book that was supposed to result in some kind of 'treasure hunt' game. When I got to the end I attempted to load it only to find I'd mistyped one or two letters and all the coding was deleted.

Wasn't gonna try that again... XD