At the last 2 hello worlds, you can notice Logan has really tried fitting it somehow still in the frame and making it readable, because its just so long xD
0:42 At that part @Ardens said 'wait... its all chicken' Plus he said that Malbolge is actually the hardest because of it being named after the 8th circle of hell in the Divine Comedy written by somebody named Dante, and not CHICKEN.
Actually, if you want to print hello world in html, all you need to do is just write "hello world" in the html file. So basically, html is the easiest language to print hello world.
The uncanny thing is that you called it "computer language" Also the C# one was much longer than it had to be: 1. You don't need namespaces, they are only used for splitting code across files. 2. You don't need to add `System.` to the console command. 3. You don't need to read args. 4. C# supports top level code, so all you really need here is `Console.WriteLine("Hello world");`
You literally need every single one of those or it will not compile. This is why I immediately gave up C#. It is 100x worse than Java in its boilerplate.
@@swirl6996 No you don't need all of them. I c# 11 you don't need to have namespaces and top level syntex is supported so you don't even need a main method.
Writing hello world in html is actually the easiest. You don't need the stuff for it to work. All you need to do is write "hello world" in an HTML file, and open it.
@@seroujghazarian6343 Because possible naming conflicts. If you happen to have something that has same name of another thing in C++ standard library, you will have problems. Hence, "using namespace std", or "using namespace , specially in header files is bad practice.
it took two years for somebody to write hello world in malbodge. how is it only halfway through? also, I am aware that you have been told before, but c++ is: #include int main() { std::cout
c++ should be #include int main { std::cout 9 lines) In html, you can literally just type hello world without a single other piece of code and it'd work (11 lines -> 1 line)
But programming paradigms such as esoteric paradigm is really annoying to deal with. BUT, good news, languages that are categorized as esoteric are not something you cannot make a project without, unless you want to challenge yourself
Honestly the first project I have in HTML is not hello world, but an entire project instead that's why it took me 1 month to completely understand the concepts (I was in 4th grade around that time)
brainfuck is really, really hard, but since it's turing complete, anyone can make anything in it. people that want unrealistic optimizations to their programs might write some of it in brainfuck
@@evan_game_dev you don't judge languages by their looks, c++ can turn into a monster when you try to do anything other than printing hello world on console Moreover html is not even a programming language, it's pretty much like writing a text document completely in code.
@@thatsalot3577 no, I was saying what I thought he was talking about lol. I've used a lot of languages (C and C++ included) so I know html is pretty much just a regular text document
As a game developer who uses “Chicken” I can confirm my life is a nightmare
Wait it exists
Oh...
How is it like being on the cd project red team.. or do you work for 343i?
Cap. CHICKEN devs don't call it "Chicken".
Why haven't you switched to something less yknow painful
@@Miku_Shark *THEY’RE HOLDING ME HOSTAGE HELP ME*
As soon as I saw assembly just 18 seconds in, I knew it was gonna be good.
The one that looks more slick in format is the ARM assembly one, has some beauty in the identation.
Well, this got esoteric pretty fast
you can just write "Hello World" for HTML and thats it.
Genuinely expected the last tier to be TempleOS, but chicken is great
TempleOS is not a programming language... although terry did write his own compiler to create the "HolyC" programming language, also known as "C+".
c++ should be "int main() { std::cout
#include
#include
Using namespace std;
Int main(){
Cout
@@danielochoa2419 #include
int main() {
std::cout
@@sagitswag1785 para eso el using namespace xd
@@danielochoa2419 you dont need the using line, bad practice
At the last 2 hello worlds, you can notice Logan has really tried fitting it somehow still in the frame and making it readable, because its just so long xD
0:20 this is the scariest one.
Because every version of asm has bis own way to do hello world. And on the video it's not the worst.
Assembly language 💀
i think this is arm assembly
i use x86 assembly
That's why I love python
Although it is slow, but also it is easy.
0:42 At that part @Ardens said 'wait... its all chicken' Plus he said that Malbolge is actually the hardest because of it being named after the 8th circle of hell in the Divine Comedy written by somebody named Dante, and not CHICKEN.
Actually, if you want to print hello world in html, all you need to do is just write "hello world" in the html file. So basically, html is the easiest language to print hello world.
dude the html is extremely easy you dont even need these components simply time in hello world and it will display a text without h1 or divs
When you see a cat: 0:33
The uncanny thing is that you called it "computer language"
Also the C# one was much longer than it had to be:
1. You don't need namespaces, they are only used for splitting code across files.
2. You don't need to add `System.` to the console command.
3. You don't need to read args.
4. C# supports top level code, so all you really need here is `Console.WriteLine("Hello world");`
You have to put System to the console command or just have using System
You literally need every single one of those or it will not compile. This is why I immediately gave up C#. It is 100x worse than Java in its boilerplate.
@@swirl6996 No you don't need all of them. I c# 11 you don't need to have namespaces and top level syntex is supported so you don't even need a main method.
@@swirl6996 No, you don't...
Finally a human
AS A FRONT END DEVELOPES I CAN SAY YES
Hmm, chicken seems like a pretty powerful language, maybe I should switch??
As a java developer, its actually really easy
Writing hello world in html is actually the easiest. You don't need the stuff for it to work. All you need to do is write "hello world" in an HTML file, and open it.
as a scratcher, we simple use when green flag clicked block, and then say hello block. that's it.
C: printf("Hello World!");
Also, for C++, you can just write "using namespace std;" after all the "#include" lines and not use std::... every time
"using namespace std;" is bad practice these days
@@jgv2699 why?
I'm genuinely curious
@@seroujghazarian6343 Name pollution and stuff
@@seroujghazarian6343 Because possible naming conflicts. If you happen to have something that has same name of another thing in C++ standard library, you will have problems. Hence, "using namespace std", or "using namespace , specially in header files is bad practice.
@@ViniciusOsti ok
0:06 whyyyy
whyyy std::
html "hello world" doesn't need the boilerplate. By convention, anything that should be inside the body is moved there
I felt that last one.
actually you r gonna need to add div or at least p to Hello world in HTML
Don’t forget lua!
So relatable
C++ is elegant
*Stupid
I literally laught at the brainfuck one
What the f*ck is "K"
The 11th letter of the alphabet
Potassium.
Kelvin degrees
The first one should have been Batch...
HTML isn't a programming language its a markup language
WoW HTML should be actually in canny part it’s actually so easy to print hello world and you just can use emmet
... What the fuck is an HTML language doing here
That's not hard, it's just *goofy-ass*
Lua has left the chat
Chicken?
WHAT
for me HTML is kinda basic because it is easy to understand (but python is easier)
As non programer im understand that clearly (I'm not)
I believe that c++ is more dificult than java, c# or html. the code of the video in c++ is incomplete
you dont need a tag to write hello world in html , java and C# is easer
Show me sound effects used in vid
it took two years for somebody to write hello world in malbodge. how is it only halfway through?
also, I am aware that you have been told before, but c++ is:
#include
int main() {
std::cout
Std is also optional
@@abhishekshinod false, if you don't include "using namespace std;" it's necessary
@@iam3d32 yeah... Sure... I forgot abt the namespace...Thank u for the correction
c++ should be #include int main { std::cout 9 lines)
In html, you can literally just type hello world without a single other piece of code and it'd work (11 lines -> 1 line)
are these last two coding websites even existent lol
Should have Emojicode on there
What about Whitespace? Or Shakespeare?
Whitespace is included tho? 0:53
C++ variant is not full.
#include
void main() {std::cout
Remember Lua, please.
I see nothing so uncanny about HTML. It's a user friendly language.
what about lisp
(format t ("Hello world"))
The person who made this video obviously doesn't know HTML. All you need to say is:
Hello world.
Literally could not get any easier
Actually HTML language is also easy.
HTML is actually easy. All you need to do is write "Hello World!" on line 1 and save it as an HTML file.
in holyc I believe it is:
"Hello World";
print "Hello World!"
printflush message1
*imitates khaby lame*
Html is actully easy and not related to general purpose languages.
lazy k is not lazy...0^0
But programming paradigms such as esoteric paradigm is really annoying to deal with. BUT, good news, languages that are categorized as esoteric are not something you cannot make a project without, unless you want to challenge yourself
things like brain aren't programming languages. they're encodings designed to surpass regocnition by antivirus
brainfuck is a programming language, not an encoding.
The html one is wrong it's actually very easy
How is... How is Java and C# harder and more complex than C++ lmfao
#include
what about Ook
I just use python & javascript
HTML is easy, period
First one should have been handwriting
Me as malbolge developer the last gen 🤮
HTML5 is easier than the previous ones
Where's Befunge-98
Where machine code at?
Honestly the first project I have in HTML is not hello world, but an entire project instead that's why it took me 1 month to completely understand the concepts (I was in 4th grade around that time)
Html, seriously? 😂
No way anyone codes with languages like brainf, malborge, or lazy k
Like wtf lol
Malbolge actually impossible for human brain to use. To write program in it special AI required.
Yeah, they are esoteric programming languages. Although I heard someone writing a kernel in BF, not sure if it's true
brainfuck is really, really hard, but since it's turing complete, anyone can make anything in it. people that want unrealistic optimizations to their programs might write some of it in brainfuck
html? seriously bruh
Ok but HTML is not a programming language
where's brainfuck at tho
What about brain$%*@
it's in there
@@loganarichey4003 Oh. I thought that brain#%$* was the coding language that used pictures instead of text.
HTML5 is easier than that
Que canciones chotas
Either you're an expert in c++ or a complete beginner in programming.
What about C?
@@evan_game_dev no I'm talking about him as he thinks c++ is easier than HTML5
@@thatsalot3577 I think he meant that c++ looks better or feels better to program in
@@evan_game_dev you don't judge languages by their looks, c++ can turn into a monster when you try to do anything other than printing hello world on console
Moreover html is not even a programming language, it's pretty much like writing a text document completely in code.
@@thatsalot3577 no, I was saying what I thought he was talking about lol. I've used a lot of languages (C and C++ included) so I know html is pretty much just a regular text document
Dude malbolge shoulda be the worst by far
BRUH.. C# is easier than C++. Dude
Writing Console.WriteLine("HELL") isn't impossible.
nah. batch is most easiest
example
echo YOUR_TEXT
hellow world in c# is just Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); that code is old.
Html is not a programming language