Hello World
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estricklin
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Glad to have you. What kind of beers are you into?
ThankWelcome to HomeBrewTalk. You've come to the right place to learn.
Brew on
IPA’s, but I’d like to start giving other styles a try.
Welcome from NC.
Please tell me you're a coder.
Welcome from Alabama
Kickass
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Is your “codar” pinging?
estricklin
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If he's not a programmer, than big coincidence. If he IS, coolest thread title ever.
Ha…Nope, just a tool. Tried learning python once, but couldn’t get into it.
Thank you
Welcome, you’ve come to the right place.
Kickass
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Hahaha! Over my simpleton brain.
Displaying "Hello World" on a computer screen is one of the first things programmers do when learning to write code (in any language). I probably first did it in Cobol and Fortran and Pascal and Lisp and Assembly and Basic and C and who knows which language about 99 yrs ago, output on tractor-feed paper on a mainframe computer.
I do a lot of coding on microprocessors now, and often when writing drivers for communications, I start with a repeated "Hello World" spewing out of the comm channel, then monitor the output to see if the driver is working correctly. I'm a lot closer to retirement than beginner, but it's still a goto phrase for me. (I'm not a programmer, mostly electronics hardware design, but almost all of that hardware design requires processors that need code).
Kickass
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I always learn so much from @passedpawn.
