##QBIC , 11 bytes
QBIC , 11 bytes
'LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
' Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
##QBIC , 11 bytes
'LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
' Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
QBIC , 11 bytes
'LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
' Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
##QBIC, 11 bytes
`LPRINT'LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
`' Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
##QBIC, 11 bytes
`LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
` Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
##QBIC, 11 bytes
'LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
' Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here
##QBIC, 11 bytes
`LPRINT `_h
Almost forgot I built a 'Hello, World!' command into QBIC...
` Starts a code literal. This used to be "$", finally changed it.
LPRINT ` Feeds everything from ` to the next ` directly to QBasic.
In this case, "LPRINT" and a space
_h Yields "Hello, World!"
Tested and found working identical to my QBasic answer: enter image description here