Hello World in KSL

Ah yes, the traditional "hello world" program. Luckily for you, my dear programmer, we have a fun little cheat for the world's most basic program. The hello world program seems to be something that a lot of developers end up building, and KSL wants to make everything easier.

So we decided to make a standard library module for the hello world program!

using std.t;

fn main() -> void {
	std.t.hw();
	return;
}

And that's it. The hw() function will print "Hello, World!"

Ok, but what if I want to actually say "World, Hello?"

Now there we have some innovation! Some progress! You're going to do incredible things in the future, that's truly some outside the box thinking!

Let's do it!

So first, we're going to need a main function, our entry point.

fn main() -> void {}

Since we don't need this function to return anything we can just set the return type to void.

We're also writing to the console, so we're going to need our good old standard io module. Go ahead and add it with: using std.io;

That should give us access to the writeln function, so let's finally finish off your "World, Hello?" program.

using std.io;

fn main() -> void {
	std.io.writeln("World, Hello?");
	return;
}