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Anonymous No.106356982 >>106357082 >>106361597 >>106364166
>it is easier to write hello world in Rust than Java, therefore Rust is less verbose than Java
Anonymous No.106357082
>>106356982 (OP)
What? No, it isn't.
Anonymous No.106357095
code monkeys can't even figure out the water cycle, do not listen to anything they have to say
Anonymous No.106359095 >>106360412 >>106364096
i would usually shun an XKCDtard wherever i see one. but this place registers so high on the tard scale that this would be unfair of me.
so, go on.
Anonymous No.106359333
Xkcd is decent sometimes.
I actually like his what if book. Kinda fun.
Anonymous No.106360412 >>106360424
>>106359095
XKCD bad?
Anonymous No.106360424
>>106360412
everything popular is bad newfag
Anonymous No.106361597 >>106361666
>>106356982 (OP)
POV you're a hobbycoder/bookseller/influencer/MBA executive

#include
int main() {
puts("Hello, World!\n");
return 0;
}

>5 lines
>gcc code.c -o out.exe

package com.example.tutorial;
class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world");
}
}

>6 lines
>IntelliJ > new project > JDK version > right click src > new class > type HelloWorld > type code > run Main

Don't you see? Procedure is less verbose than oop
Anonymous No.106361666 >>106363166
>>106361597
I see you're outdated, grampa.
void main() {
println("Hello, World!");
}
Anonymous No.106363166
>>106361666
it's IO.println, but yeah
Anonymous No.106364096
>>106359095
I like whenever he does Fermi problems.
Anonymous No.106364166
>>106356982 (OP)
python
print("hello world!")