Hello World in 25 languages! (How many can you identify?)

A long time ago (1972), in a computer lab far far away (Bell Laboratories), Brian Kernighan used the words "hello world" to demonstrate a simple "B" program. Since then it has been used in countless computer tutorials as an example of a simple program across many different languages. This video is a small sample of them.

This video is PUBLIC DOMAIN and so is the music "Hello World" produced by Dylan O'Donnell and available at http://deography.com.

MP3 link : http://deography.com/mp3/Hello%20World.mp3

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hello world
• programming languages
• dylan o'donnell

[raydoody]

Mate how did ms paint make the cut?

[erfmufn]

@raydoody it's lolcode ray :)

[RomanianUser]

dude this is incredibly awesome

[erfmufn]

thanks.. good to know a few ppl understand !

[RomanianUser]

@erfmufn

hey, what's the song of it ? it has been stuck in my head..

[erfmufn]

oops i dont think my reply worked.. so i've put the link in the sidebar directly to the MP3! the lyrics are the C source code for hello world (^_^)

[n1ntenman]

i identify Python, ruby and java :D

[emanuel0831]

Awesome! i can only identify python

[BollywoodXHollywood]

i have no a clue.....someone wanna explain?? =)

[RomanianUser]

@erfmufn

hahah, nice . Thank you vewy much.

[Raiden738]

thats pretty leet..

[RomanianUser]

btw i'm the 1337th viewer :D