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''''Hello''' programming language is a minimal programming language with only one instruction, 'h', which will print out the string "[[Hello, world!|Hello World]]". Hello was created by [[Anne Veling]]. The language was designed to be very easy to learn and implement. ==Example program== The following program prints out "Hello World". h ==Important note== This language is a [[joke language list|joke language]]. ==Notes on quines== If it was case insensitive, and all unknown characters were ignored, then it would be easy to make a [[quine]] using this program. (Maybe even two quines. Or an infinite number.) Hello World It's possible to make such quines with [[Hello Plus Plus|Hello++]], which was inspired by this example. ==Interpreter== i = input("Enter Command: ") if i != 'h': print("ERROR!") else: print("Hello World") This interpreter of Hello was written by [[User:Zayne|Zayne]] in Python3.5 But, that does not ignore un-h chars. A better (and shorter) version by [[User:A]] written in Python 3: i=input(">") if i=='h': print("Hello World") ==See also== * [[HQ9 Plus|HQ9+]] * [[Hello, world!]] * [[HelloWorld]] * [[Hello Plus Plus|Hello++]] ==External resources== * [http://www.veling.nl/anne/lang/hello/ Hello programming language page] * [http://www.codepanel.net/showthread.php?tid=840 Hello / Hello++ to C converter] [[Category:Joke languages]] [[Category:Unusable for programming]] [[Category:Output only]] [[Category:Unknown year]]'