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Is it time to replace Hello World?

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've written a couple blog posts about this with a few sample languages. "Hello World" Has been used for a long time, is it time to change? That is the focus of this project.

Here's how "Hello World!" is created in a few languages.

HTML

<title>Hello World</title>
<H2>Hello World!</h2>

JavaScript

console.log("Hello World!")

C#

Console.WriteLine("Hello World"!)

Python

print ("Hello World!")

def hello():
  return "Hello World!"
hello()

Well time and frameworks change, is it time to replace Hello World? What would be a suitable replacement?

What would make a dev smile to see on screen?

My Suggestion

The classic greeting from an old mentor.

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.

.

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Hello There!

Obi wan Hello There

HTML

<title>Hello There</title>
<H2>Hello There!</h2>

JavaScript

console.log("Hello There!")

Python

print("Hello There!")

def hello_function():
    print("Hello there!")
hello_function()

It works and adds a little humor and fun to a common activity. I plan to add "Hello There!" as I learn new languages. I have also opened the project up to first time contributors.

hello_there's People

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Watchers

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Forkers

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hello_there's Issues

Add Hello There in Ruby

Add the Ruby code that would display Hello There! on screen.

Follow the instructions on Contribute file to add a Ruby version of "Hello There!".

Once assigned.

  • Fork this repository.
  • Clone the forked repository to your machine.
  • Create a new branch titles Hello_There.extenesion, with the extension being the language you are adding. (EX Hello_There.py)
  • Write the code for Hello There! in the chosen language.
  • Add a comment with a link to documentation.
  • Push the code and open a pull request.
  • Link to the issue in your Pull Request. (see Linked Issue below)

Add Hello There with PHP

Add the PHP code that would display Hello There! on screen.

Follow the instructions on Contribute file to add a PHP version of "Hello There!".

Once assigned.

  • Fork this repository.
  • Clone the forked repository to your machine.
  • Create a new branch titles Hello_There.extenesion, with the extension being the language you are adding. (EX Hello_There.php)
  • Write the code for Hello There! in the chosen language.
  • Add a comment with a link to documentation.
  • Push the code and open a pull request.

Add Hello There with TypeScript

Add the TypeScript code that would display Hello There! on screen.

Follow the instructions on Contribute file to add a TS version of "Hello There!".

  • Check to see if the language has a been assigned yet.
  • If the issue has not been assigned, ask to be assigned that language.
  • This is mainly meant for new to development people so please leave the issues for them.

Once assigned.

  • Fork this repository.
  • Clone the forked repository to your machine.
  • Create a new branch titles Hello_There.extension, with the extension being the language you are adding. (EX Hello_There.ts)
  • Write the code for Hello There! in the chosen language.
  • Add a comment with a link to documentation.
  • Push the code and open a pull request.

Update Hello_There.js

In Create Hello_There.js file, "Hello World!" is console logged. It should be changed to "Hello There!".
This is my first issue and I'm participating in Hacktoberfest with Virtual Coffee. Please assign to me :)
Thank you!

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