Hello World in Emojicode

Published on 05 May 2018 (Updated: 15 May 2023)

Welcome to the Hello World in Emojicode page! Here, you'll find the source code for this program as well as a description of how the program works.

Current Solution

🏁 πŸ‡
  πŸ˜€ πŸ”€Hello, World!πŸ”€β—οΈ
πŸ‰

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How to Implement the Solution

Let's take a look at the Hello World sample.

From there we will break down the rest.

First 🏁 is symbolic of the starting flag in a race, and it represents that following it there will be a code block. Also when running it will run the code block that follows the Flag emoji.

Next, code blocks are denoted by starting with a πŸ‡, followed by the code, and ending with a πŸ‰.

One of the most important emojis is πŸ˜€ and this smiling emoji is passed a string and it outputs the string to standard output (in this case the string is Hello, World!). It must be terminated with ❗️.

Finally, the πŸ”€ emoji is used similarly to "s or 's in other languages as it holds a string within a pair of them.

How to Run the Solution

There is no better spot to learn how to run the Hello World program in Emojicode than directly from Emojicode Official Docs