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Points:
7
Time limit:
1.0s
Memory limit:
64M
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C, C#, C++, CommonLisp, F#, Haskell, Java, Lisp, OCaml, Pascal, Python, Racket, Ruby, Scheme, Turing, VB, Zig
Hello, World!
. However, simple for you and I may not be simple for , so please help him!
's teacher is clever, and is able to determine that didn't write a solution himself if it uses advanced concepts like strings or numbers. Since you don't want to get caught helping , you must make your code look like his!
Input
There is none.
Output
Hello, World!
Sample Output
Hello, World!
Comments
I really like this problem. It's so fun to solve.
This problem is really cool.
Is True allowed?
Depends on how you're using it.
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Because you have the wrong answer
Wow, finally something Brain*** is good at
Too bad it's not allowed ;-;
Are we not allowed to use ( or )? Also, we aren't allowed to use actual String variables right?
EDIT:
Editing for people who don't know yet:
Banned Characters: '"0123456789
FOR JAVA: \u0022 is not allowed
Just to point out:
As a C programmer, we use printf to print. However, cuz "%d" has "", it will not pass.
Nah, it works just fine
Smart idea.
learned something from u!
Do not discuss solutions in comments... This spoils the problem for other users. If you REALLY want to spoil a problem for yourself, you may do so in private. Not that it is encouraged, mind you.
1) c/c++ macro is allowed 2) numbers in variable name are not allowed 3) numbers in comment are not allowed
Inspired by (formerly known as) TooSimple?
"Too young, too simple, sometimes naive"
Does the String in public static void main (String[] args) count?
Only string and number literals count ("'1234567890)