Hello World!

[seventhfonist425]

Well, Steve, the reason why nobody called you by your nickname might be that this is your thread, so every post is by default directed at you.

Oh, yeah, that's true. That does make sense.

 

Thanks for elaborating boomer, I thought since the title of this thread is "Hello World!" Steve might have some coding background.

Well, my coding background is really basic. I learned Java a good bit last year in school, and "Hello World" is, of course, the most basic thing. I just didn't know what that code specifically was meant to be.

[meru]

Hello, welcome to the forums~

[zoom909]

So, now if someone says Steve they actually mean Seventhfonist, but just plain Steve is the other Steve?

This is going to be interesting.

 

Well, my coding background is really basic.

 

Oh, well why didn't you say so?

10 CLS

20 PRINT "HELLO STEVE ";

30 GOTO 20

RUN

[seventhfonist425]

So, now if someone says Steve they actually mean Seventhfonist, but just plain Steve is the other Steve?

This is going to be interesting.

 

 

Oh, well why didn't you say so?

10 CLS

20 PRINT "HELLO STEVE ";

30 GOTO 20

RUN

Geez, if that's how it's gonna happen, that'll make things... interesting? We'll see where this whole Steve thing goes.

 

And I dunno about that. If I wanted to greet someone using Java, I'd go all

System.out.print("Hello zoom909!"); //I would use System.out.print() on tests if I ever needed to print something.

I'm in C++ right now, which isn't too different, so I'd do:

cout << "Hello zoom909!";

But yeah, sorry to say, that doesn't look all that familiar to me, but it does at least make some sense to me.

[zoom909]

Oh I was just being silly...since you said "basic" I tried to write something in Basic.

 

I have one program I wrote in Java.  It's a little multiple choice quiz on Kyouiku kanji.  It works as it is but I wanted to add more to it or make it run on some other language.

But I'm not good at programming so I'm slow, and I spend my time translating instead.

 

By the way do you know this site:

http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net

It has the same short program written in practically every computer language there is.

[seventhfonist425]

Oh I was just being silly...since you said "basic" I tried to write something in Basic.

 

I have one program I wrote in Java.  It's a little multiple choice quiz on Kyouiku kanji.  It works as it is but I wanted to add more to it or make it run on some other language.

But I'm not good at programming so I'm slow, and I spend my time translating instead.

 

By the way do you know this site:

http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net

It has the same short program written in practically every computer language there is.

Huh. I don't can't even imagine kanji coming up in that weird little command prompt-like thing.

And no, I've never heard of the site, but wow, the site's really neat. The Java one's so overly complicated, I couldn't help but laugh.

 

Also, I've never touched cuBasic. it was class in my school, but I ended up hopping right over it.

[zoom909]

You mean the Java console?  No, the kanji programs's got a regular windows GUI.  Java comes with a GUI library called Swing.  I used NetBeans to make the GUI.

[Flutterz]

I actually wanted to make a Kanji review program in Java, but I couldn't get the encoding to work when reading from a file so I gave up D:

I made a Katakana/Hiragana drill program though, and it worked because all the data was stored in the program itself.

 

Also I never intended to have everyone call you Steve, Steve. I simply added the italics for emphasis.