print("Hello, World!")
- Note that print("Hello, World!") is typically lowercased.
A print("Hello, World!") program is a quine that prints the source code for a Hello, world! program in its own 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.
№15
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Bash or Batch
echo echo Hello, world!
brainfuck
++++++++[>+++++>+++++++++++>++++++++<<<-]>+++........>+++.>--.<<....>.>.<<..>>.<<...>>.<<...>>.<<.>>--....<<++.>++.>++.<<--.>>.<<.>>.<<++.>>..<<--.>--.>--.<++.>.<<++.>.>++..<<+.>>.<<-...+.---.......+++..---...+++.>>..<<.>>--.<<-.+.>>.<<.---...+++.-......+.-........+.>>++..<<---.+++.>>.<<---..+++.
Befunge
"@_,#:>"75*1-"Hello, World!"75*1->:#,_@
C/C++
#include <stdio.h>
main() {
puts("#include <stdio.h>");
puts("main() {puts('Hello, world!');}");
}
G Sharp
make main;[print("make main;[print(\"Hello World\",\\n)]")]
JavaScript
console.log("console.log(\"Hello, world!\")")
Lua
print'print"Hello, world!"'
Python
print("print(\"Hello, World!\")")
Text
Hello, World!