"Hello Ubuntu" in every programming language

[Queue29]

Go

Brand new language from Google

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
  fmt.Printf("Hello, Ubuntu\n");

}

[napsy]

Prolog

main :-
    write('What is your name: '),
    read(Name),
    write('Hello '),
    write(Name). 

[patrickaupperle]

Go

Brand new language from Google

Edit:
I improved it and got bufio working!

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "os"
    "bufio"
)

func main() {
        fmt.Printf("Hi! What's your name? ")
        reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
        input, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
        input = input[0:len(input)-1]
        fmt.Print("Hello, ", input, "! Welcome to Ubuntu!\n")
} 

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"scanner"
)

func main() {
	fmt.Printf("Hi! What's your name? ")
	var s scanner.Scanner
	s.Init(os.Stdin)
	input := s.Scan()
	scanner.TokenString(input)
	fmt.Print("Hello, ", s.TokenText(), "! Welcome to Ubuntu!\n")
}

As you can see (from the commented lines), I was going to use a bufio reader, but it kept including the newline on the input.(Edit: Since I got it working, I removed the comment lines. Now you can not see my attempt to make it work above) I eventually just went for a scanner (which I just happened to find on the internet). Also, yes, I did steal the header from above.

Edit: Moving better entry to top.

[lostinxlation]

I didn't see the code written in C-shell derivatives, so here we go.

C Shell

#!/bin/csh

echo "Hi What's your name ?"
set line = $<
echo "Hello $line. Welcome to Ubuntu"

TPX30:~/tmp> ./x
Hi What's your name ?
C-Shell
Hello C-Shell. Welcome to Ubuntu

[mmix]

Linoleum

"libraries"
gen/stdfont;

"directors"
unit = 32;

"variables"
hello string = {Hello_Ubuntu!};

"workspace"
display mem = 256 mtp 192;

"programme"
[text display origin] = display mem;
[string] = hello string;
=> stdwrite;

[display origin] = display mem;
[display command] = retrace; isocall;
"wait"
? [key escape] = off -> wait;
end;

[eveningsky339]

Python

Obviously there have been several of these, but here's one in 3.1. It's written in a "pure OOP" style, obviously...

class hello_ubuntu:
    def main():
        name = input("Hi!  What's your name?  \n")
        print("Hello, {0}!  Welcome to Ubuntu!".format(name))

hello_ubuntu.main()

[hyperAura]

nice post!! hope to see more programs in many languages!!

[samjh]

We should have the list on the front page updated. Is samjh still around? I guess I could try pming him.

I've done a very quick, at-a-glance update using this page's new posts only.

[lisati]

MS-DOS version for A86 assembler

     mov ah,9
     mov dx,offset message
     int 21h
     mov ax,4c00h
     int 21h
message db 'Hello Ubuntu!',0dh,0ah,'$'

Adding in "segment overrides" and related bloat for other assemblers is left as an exercise for the reader. And yes, I've heard of people using TASM under Wine.

[Sporkman]

Sporkl:

print("Hi! What's your name? ");
input txt_inp = print_input_field(10,20,"");
print_input_button("Enter");

load_user_input();

print("Hello, " + get_input_value(txt_inp) + "! Welcome to Ubuntu!\n");