"Hello Ubuntu" in every programming language

**Robsku** · September 1st, 2007

Originally Posted by Wugglz

CGI using python

hellocgi.py

Hi - I cant compete with you on python, but I did the same in PHP. The main purpose was just give more code, but it really hurt me to see a simple project like this to two files - and that it returns non valid code by W3C standards (no offence in any way!!).

So this has one PHP file, it first gives user a form to send and when it's called with sending the form at same time it shows the Hello... message. You can see i at http://salamanteri.homelinux.net/php/hellolinux.php

CGI using PHP
hellolinux.php

Code:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html><head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
<title>Hello Ubuntu</title>
<!-- PHP CGI HelloUbuntu contribute -->
</head><body>
<?php
if (!isset($_POST["name"])) { ?>
<form name="input" action="hellolinux.php" method="post">
What is your name? 
<input type="text" name="name">
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
<?php
} else {
      print "<b>Hello ".$_POST["name"].". Welcome to your Linux!</b>\n";
} ?>
</body>
</html>

**Robsku** · September 1st, 2007

Originally Posted by Matakoo

Still, if you know how, you can manage anything on windows based computers through scripts. Change permissions, remove/add users (and getting the details out of databases or spreadsheats if you want to), add/delete printers, manipulate the registry, you name it really.

I know some of these and some you mentioned are actually possible with CMD.exe batches, but those I dont remember well. Fortunately there are more tools - for example with cygwin you have direct access to registry through the filesystem cygwin shows. In cygwin you might (depending on what are you doing) benefit a lot of combining direct access with powerful scripting language. Database connections of course possible and even easy to make from most good scripting languages (like perl, be it running in cygwin or is it a pure Win proggy). I recall you could change permissions with cygwin system, but not sure.

You know...the more vocal of the MS-fanboys like to complain that Linux (or any OS that is *IX based really) is too reliant on the command prompt. For system administrators that's a moot point. *IX or Windows, you need to know your way around the command line and scripting if you want to be efficient. And Microsoft knows this. They just chooses not to say that, most likely for promotional reasons.

Well, we shall see if they manage(d?) to do something good and do it well this time. For a long time to get really powerful command line tools and script engines the only choise was 3rd party software. This is just a guess, but I'm guessing that plain usual unix shells are still way better than powershell - no claims, just a guess.

**pmasiar** · September 1st, 2007

Guys, stop it! this is **not** a discussion thread, read first page please!

If you really feel importance of bashing Gates, start new tread, and please edit out this unnecessary noise

**Stemp** · September 1st, 2007

PL/1

Code:

HELLO:   PROCEDURE OPTIONS (MAIN);

	DECLARE NAME CHARACTER (100) VARYING INIT('');  

        PUT SKIP LIST('HI ! WHAT S YOUR NAME ?');
	GET LIST (NAME); 

        PUT SKIP LIST('HELLO, ');
	PUT LIST (NAME);
	PUT LIST ('! WELCOME TO UBUNTU !');

END HELLO;

**Carl Hamlin** · September 2nd, 2007

Code:

section .data

	hello:		db	0Ah,0Dh,'Hello, Ubuntu.'
	hellolen: 	equ	$ - hello

section .text

global _start

_start:

	mov	eax, 04h
	mov	ebx, 01h
	mov	ecx, hello
	mov	edx, hellolen
	int	80h

	mov	eax, 01h
	sub	ebx, ebx
	int	80h

To build:

nasm -f elf helloubuntu.asm
ld -s -o helloubuntu helloubuntu.o

Whee!

**Robsku** · September 2nd, 2007

Originally Posted by bobbocanfly

Probably been done but

LOLCODE

Hi - is there Linux (or any other program to run and/or compile the code? If not... Sad, but then I might be the first to write it - and hopefully the language is good enough that the engine could be written in LOLCODE after making it in another lang

For NEDCODE I have same questions.

**Robsku** · September 2nd, 2007

Originally Posted by pmasiar

Guys, stop it! this is **not** a discussion thread, read first page please!

Sorry, got carried over the line on this.... Tpuly sorry!

If you really feel importance of bashing Gates, start new tread, and please edit out this unnecessary noise

True, but instead of Gates its his company that I bash. Sorry anyway.

**mariuss** · September 3rd, 2007

Ant

Code:

<project>
    <input message="Hi! What's your name?" addproperty="name"/>
    <echo message="Hello, ${name}! Welcome to Ubuntu!" level="info"/>
</project>

**hassan_saeed** · September 3rd, 2007

can some one write an m file for the matlab

**GingerAlex** · September 4th, 2007

the king of languages:

AWK

Code:

BEGIN { print "Hi! What's your name? " }
1 { name = $0;
exit; }
END { print "Hello, " name " Welcome to Ubuntu!"; }

To run, save as file e.g. helloubuntu.awk then type:

gawk -f helloubuntu.awk

or there is the one line method (for Bash):

gawk "BEGIN { print \"Hi! What's your name? \" } 1 { name = \$0; exit; } END { print \"Hello, \" name \" Welcome to Ubuntu\!\";}"

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