"Hello Ubuntu" in every programming language

[Canis familiaris]

This thread is awesome. Since C and C++ are already taken, I'll do with QBasic (assuming nobody else took it).
QBasic:

DIM NAME AS STRING
INPUT "Hi, What's your name?", NAME

PRINT "Hello";NAME"; Welcome to Ubuntu"

END

I have doubts about the PRINT statement int the end. I haven't programmed in QB for 4-5 years now.

EDIT: Drat. I've been beaten.


VB6:

Private Sub Form_Load()

Dim Name As String
InputBox("Hi What's your name: ", NAME)

MsgBox("Your name is " + NAME)

End Sub

[pp.]

Next version of attempted index.

[Canis familiaris]

Next version of attempted index.

You didn't include VB6 (in my last post)

EDIT: I see VB.NET. But VB6 and VB.NET are little different aren't they?

[pp.]

You didn't include VB6 (in my last post)

EDIT: I see VB.NET. But VB6 and VB.NET are little different aren't they?

Sorry - I had assembled the index data before you added your entries. Perhaps a kindly mod will add later entries to the index once it is online, who knows.

[nvteighen]

DIM NAME AS STRING;
INPUT "Hi, What's your name?", NAME

PRINT "Hello";NAME;" Welcome to Ubuntu"

END

DIM in QBasic is somewhat strange... it's usually related to older dialects and IIRC, was kept for compatibility.

[LaRoza]

Sorry - I had assembled the index data before you added your entries. Perhaps a kindly mod will add later entries to the index once it is online, who knows.

What assembler did you use? A higher level language would have been much more sensible I think.

I'll add the others.

[Canis familiaris]

DIM in QBasic is somewhat strange... it's usually related to older dialects and IIRC, was kept for compatibility.

NAME could be implictly declared AS NAME$ as well. But this works. I am not sure about older dialects but it is extensively used in VB6 though.

[pp.]

What assembler did you use? A higher level language would have been much more sensible I think.

I'll add the others.

assembler=self
index builder=OpenOffice calc

self != sensible

[jimi_hendrix]

heres my FreeBasic one...a QBasic descendant

'This is a comment
Dim As String MyName 'Declares a variable
Input "What is your name?",MyName 'Gets your name
Print "Welcome to Ubuntu ";MyName 'Out puts your name...the semicolon is used instead of a comma because a comma would add a tab inbetween ubuntu and name 
Sleep 'Pauses the Program 

[vambo]

Wibrel

print("Hi - What's your name?")
f = sys::stdin()
name = f.readline()
f.close()
print("Hi %s. Welcome to Ubuntu" % name)
return 0

Only just discovered this! More importantly, I might have got me an entry in this thread

Info on Wibrel here:

http://mathias-kettner.de/wirbel.html

To compile with the Wibrel compiler:

wic <file.w>

See web page for details