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[helloworld.php]
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Every language has it... the basic "Hello,
World!" script. It is a simple script that only displays the words
"Hello, World!". Over the years this has become the traditional phrase
to use when writing your first program. According to wikipedia, it's mainstream
usage spawned from an internal memorandum in 1974 that became incorporated into
the book The C Programming Language. It's actual first known usage was in
Kernighan's 1972 A Tutorial Introduction to the Language B. From this it
has grown into somewhat of a tradition in the programming world.
<?php
Print "Hello, World!";
?>
<?php
Echo "Hello, World!";
?>
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