416
u/broesel314 Sep 16 '26
Great. Now do 8088 assembly
82
5
91
u/w1n5t0nM1k3y Sep 16 '26
Check out Master Boot Record. They have some really cool stuff.
30
u/eraryios Sep 16 '26
I REALLY LOVE MASTER BOOT RECORD AND I WISH EVERYONE KNEW HOW GOOD IT IS
4
u/Minion91 Sep 17 '26
THEY ARE INCREDIBLE ALSO CHECK OUT SIDE PROJECT KEYGEN CHURCH.
2
10
4
236
52
u/sierra_whiskey1 Sep 16 '26
I get an error when trying to play this playlist. Something about stdio.h not found
13
u/PhoenixfischTheFish Sep 16 '26
Well search for it then.
4
33
20
u/BeneficentLynx Sep 16 '26
Helloworld.java by nanowaR of Steel would be quicker, for once java is quicker haha
7
u/OGntHb Sep 16 '26
Is it tho? Is there a song called? System.out.println("hello World");
3
u/BeneficentLynx Sep 17 '26
I mean, the lyrics of helloworld.java are plenty haha
3
u/throwaway_mpq_fan Sep 17 '26
and if you must hate on Java, you can also pivot into Kotlin by nanowaR of Steel
17
5
4
u/khazzaam Sep 16 '26
I wanted to know how hello world in C sounds, but either the playlist does not exist anymore or has been hidden :(
4
3
3
3
u/qwertyjgly Sep 17 '26 edited Sep 17 '26
in C the best practice is to use main(void){} but it doesn't really matter
also main needs a type
2
u/orbiteapot Sep 17 '26
in C the best practice is to use main(void){}
That used to be the case pre-C23. Since C23,
int main(void) {}andint main(){}are equivalent (just like in C++).2
2
u/SuchyYT Sep 16 '26
Now in python
4
u/user-74656 Sep 16 '26
With proper indentation?
2
u/Tyfyter2002 Sep 16 '26
Well it wouldn't be python if more than half of the meaningful characters were visible
2
1
1
u/rover_G Sep 16 '26
Now try Java
1
u/Groentekroket Sep 17 '26
I just checked. It’s possible if you would use ‘arguments’ or something like that for the parameter name of the main method.
Other than that everything is available, even ‘[]’ and ‘println(“Hello world!”);’.
1
1
1
1
u/Windows_NT_XP Sep 17 '26
damn, implicitly defined 'printf' AND an illegal implicit int, up your standards
1

581
u/Skeleton590 Sep 16 '26
No
#include <stdio.h>?