When you start learning programming, the first thing you do is write a "Hello, World!" program. It's literally just a line of code that makes your computer say “Hello, World!”—nothing fancy, just a fun way to kick off your coding journey.
Here's what it looks like in Python:
print("Hello, World!")It's the first program everyone writes. It's like a secret handshake among programmers. You write it, and bam—you're a coder now! 🎉
It all started in 1978 with the book The C Programming Language, and it's still the go-to tradition for every newbie coder. So go ahead, write your "Hello, World!" and join the club!