Staffordtb
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I am a long-time diver (since 1974) who just joined this board. It's nice to see so many resources here!
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TheWacoKid
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Wow-- someone older than me and my 1980s certification! Welcome.
Welcome!
My gosh, what took you so long to find us?
Jump in! Looking forward to reading your contributions.
rmssetc
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C:
int main()
{
printf("Hello Bart");
return 0;
}
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MichaelMc
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Welcome!
Sometimes we get sidetracked, just so you know. It's related, steel gear plus salty water leads to rust.
(For the non programmers, "Hello World" is the traditional first program to write. It just prints that out for the user. It is something simple to have an early success, plus it shows the language is installed properly. Then you just need to add more stuff to the program.... Though neither C nor Rust are recommended as a first language.)
Code:
fn main() {
println!("Hello Bart!");
}Sometimes we get sidetracked, just so you know. It's related, steel gear plus salty water leads to rust.
(For the non programmers, "Hello World" is the traditional first program to write. It just prints that out for the user. It is something simple to have an early success, plus it shows the language is installed properly. Then you just need to add more stuff to the program.... Though neither C nor Rust are recommended as a first language.)
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