This is a fun quest to find out different ways to print "Hello, World!" in java. It helps me refresh some concepts and it's a good exercise to think of new methods (java pun) to write a Hello World program.
[1] The usual way
[2] Using Command Line arguments
[3] Constructors!
[4] Am I inheriting multiple classes?
[5] Create a file. Write a file. Read a file. Thug life!
[6] Do I have to implement that?
[7] Swinging Buttons.
[8] Shh! Thread is sleeping.
[9] Runnable animation with a slice of Random
[10] Brute force. This is going to take a while (loop pun!).
[11] I make my own Exceptions.
[12] Using ENUM by pinarkaymaz6
[13] This guy Scanned it. by Crashn
[14] I ACSII you to print Hello World by Dirgh-Kotharia
[15] Let's join the String by gilletted
[16] Well, I'm just calling functions by dictionary243
[17] main() comes in second as static block steals the first spot!
[18] I assume therefore I assert.
[19] Olny a couple ways to say things.
[20] Good grid! by rmehri01
[21] System will do it for me.
[22] Recursion by CarltonBranch
[23] Lists ☑️ by Goku-kun
[24] Do it without a Semicolon! by subhamsagar524
[25] From morse code! by EnzoRobaina
[26] jaspervhaastert had a little lambda.
[27] Charing for each by Vishant93
[28] rsdiz uses a Map to navigate.
[29] notjacob-dev threw the output into a pastebin!
[30] A temp output but not if you argue, by notjacob-dev
[31] Framing the output by nafladiva
[32] A decisive array by Roshanpaswan
[33] Calling all characters by Aditi-Roy-coder
[34] ICP, UCP but Symbolism00 uses TCP!
[35] We'll always have singleton Gajendrakm
[36] ParthPali chars recursively.
[37] rangolucas is ASCII you to see the art!
[38] esrever ni tub ,dlrow olleh by 0xdeki
Why would't you join me in my amazing quest?
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b new-branch - Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Make a valuable addition' - Push to the branch:
git push origin new-feature - Submit a pull request :D