It's a common practice to code the phrase "Hello World!", to the screen the first time you use a new language or program. I wrote about this in an ...
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After my Mum passed away in 2009 I started using "Hello Mum!", as a simple regularly used reminder to myself to think of her - it works really well 😄
Better yet. Let's set an env variable on the system so each user can have their own personalized variations.
Eg. Hello {systemUser} or Hello {worldVar}.
In practice this could be:
As
Hello Nico!
I'd be cool if the program was a
Let's goooooooooooooapp. All hype.Let’s get rid of foo/bar/baz while we’re at it. Those are just irksome.
Foo/bar made so hard to understand thing starting out. I kept thinking they were reserved words or something.
I'm guilty of using them for quick checks done in the console. But they're just for myself. I try to never use them in code or tests.
They are fun tho, and they relate to programming history and how it was taught in the US navy etc. :)
It's like programming culture/lore, i absolutely adore it. :)
Ayy lmao
that caused a little smile.
Glad to brighten your day a bit.
That's great.
Actually I pretty like hello world. As well as foo/bar/baz/quux and John Doe, Alice and Bob...