Yo fam landed on Mars!

The origins!

Where did the term Hello World originate from? It’s creator, Brian Kernighan, authored one of the most widely read programming books, C Programming Language. He first referenced Hello World in his book titled A Tutorial Introduction to the Programming Language B. And while no one can scientifically explain why it became so wildly popular, the program marks a major change in the historical rhetoric of programming itself.

Before the 1970s, most people saw computers as complex and expensive equipment reserved for academics, defense or government work. Over the years, industry leaders worked hard to fight this stigma and prove to the general public that computers were, in fact, useful. And when PDP-11, one of the first successful commercial microcomputers launched, Hello World began to spread. Users could now “talk” directly to their new equipment using a programming language. As programmable computers became more prevalent, more people turned to Kernighan’s C Programming Language and a reintroduction to Hello World to begin their professional journey. The video below is Steven Rostedt talking about Hello World as his introduction to the Linux Kernel.

Problem Statement:

What is the first thing you say when its your first time coding? Or when its your first time in a new planet? Hello World! Humans have started to set up their homes on mars, and they want you to you make a code, that prints “Hello World!”. Do is fast before the sandstorm hits..

Instructions:

Ya just print hello world

Solution:

print("Hello World!")