print("Hello, World!")

Note that print("Hello, World!") is typically lowercased.

A print("Hello, World!") program prints the code for a Hello, World! program in the same language, for example, in Python, it would be print("print(\"Hello, World!\")"). You could take it a step further and do print("print(\"print(\\"Hello, World!\\")\")"), but that would be a print("print(\"Hello, World!\")") program. Note that this changes from programming language to programming language, so the JavaScript print("Hello, World!") program would have to print console.log('Hello, World!');, and brainfuck would have to print ++++++++[>++++[>++>+++>+++>+<<<<-]>+>+>->>+[<]<-]>>.>---.+++++++..+++.>>.<-.<.+++.------.--------.>>+.>++..

Oh, yeah, I'm User:5anz, forgot to mention that. This is actually my first page that's neither an Esolang or my user page, so... idk how to do this.

Implementations

Please add more languages here.

brainfuck

++++++++[>+++++>+++++++++++>++++++++<<<-]>+++........>+++.>--.<<....>.>.<<..>>.<<...>>.<<...>>.<<.>>--....<<++.>++.>++.<<--.>>.<<.>>.<<++.>>..<<--.>--.>--.<++.>.<<++.>.>++..<<+.>>.<<-...+.---.......+++..---...+++.>>..<<.>>--.<<-.+.>>.<<.---...+++.-......+.-........+.>>++..<<---.+++.>>.<<---..+++.

Befunge

"@_,#:>"75*1-"Hello, World!"75*1->:#,_@

G Sharp

make main; [print("make main; [print(\"Hello World\",\\n)]")]

Python

print("print(\"Hello, World!\")")

Text

Hello, World!