Sometimes it's good to remember the happiness we felt at the beginning of our journey.
Do you remember? Almost like a welcoming ritual, the first program we learn to code in any language is the famous "Hello world".
When you're not expecting it, that day comes: you're sitting in front of a computer. 🖥️
We hear the sound of the keys and for the first time we type a line of code. On the screen we see the dreamy Hello World! 🌏
It greets us and celebrates our first grain of sand in this world. Our first grain of bits. It's the beginning.
It makes us feel powerful. As if we have the ability to do even the impossible. Welcome to the world of programming 🖥️
Sometimes developing becomes frustrating. It makes me angry, it makes me sick, it makes me ill. Sometimes it makes me feel like I can't do it.
That's why it's good to go back to feeling like that little person who was discovering everything for the first time.
My first Hello World was in C++
Pure magic. How happy I was!
Do you remember in which language was your first Hello World? Tell me :)
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It was C when i was 14 years old
C , year 1998
Delphi 6, around 2004.
UCSD Pascal on Apple ][ (1980-ish), followed by 68000 Assembly and C.
Python, year 2020
The first one was in Java, BlueJ, when I was around 13. Had an IT/Maths teacher I detested and dropped the topic.
Would take me 13 more years to finally get back on that track. Wonder what would have happened if I've had a decent mentor back then.
My FIrst "Hello World" language was the C++ like you
I like the C and C++
This is the basic language of all program languages
Now I am developing the project using the Python
Since now I coded the "Hello world" using the C, C++,QT, MFC, Android, Java,Html, JavaScript,Python,Golang,Rasa and etc....
Thank you for your kind attention
If you need my help, plz let me know
thank you
best
GW-BASIC ( i think it was Microsoft version of BASIC )
in DOS environment,
booted using big size floppy
no mouse, school computer lab,
only B/w screen
I was in STD. 6 ,
year 1997
my first 'hello world' was java with class name's Student, in 2016
My first hello World was in php