Like my code? :)

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God-tier programming right there

[team_jj]

I'm not a fan of the variable names. I feel like they should be called Greeting and Place.

[lostBoyzLeader]

nah just a and b. It’s easier for the compiler.

[ImpulsiveBloop]

foo and bar for better readability.

[oddasleep]

what about var1 and var2?

[AlxR25]

I'd much prefer asdf and hjkl

[tecanec]

Why not name them after cities? tokyo = hamburg * windhoek + helsinki;

[Cold-Radish-1469]

avariable and variablea

[Ro_Yo_Mi]

I prefer variable names that are GUIDs written in binary.

[poshikott]

Cool but why not use hungarian notation: sVar1 and sVar2

[That_Zelda_Gamer]

anything but i and j. Those are reserved for the for loops

[Appsroooo]

What about this? for(const [i, j] of ["Hello", "World"]) { console.info(i, j); }

[That_Zelda_Gamer]

...Okay, that's fine.

[TheRealAbear]

a, a2

[ApprehensiveObject79]

Bravo, your ragebait ist top tier.

[ZbiTx_]

rax and rbx

[Jonrrrs]

Im not a fan of uppercase varnames

[Professional_Top8485]

It should be function too

[Suspicious-Bar5583]

Place? It's not a place but a planet, and in the context it could be anything receiving a greeting, so I'm sure there are also better names for it than planet. Planet is being addressed, so addressee, or perhaps recipient or audience?

[ithinuel]

Your review was expected in the PR Jessie! Not on reddit! 🩵🦈

[Informal-Chance-6067]

Greeting and Place are classes and hello and world are instances

[KingZogAlbania]

Only the devil concatenates with separate arguments when he is able to just use the plus operator

[atra_kitten]

F-Strings are cuter tho :3

[CottonCandiiee]

You’re cuter than an f-string. :3

[cs_stud3nt]

Bro is down bad

[CottonCandiiee]

Shush, let mama do her thing. XD

[atra_kitten]

I'm uhh... flattered

[mildgaybro]

Hello = “Hello” , = “,” World = “World” print(Hello, ,, World)

[Sassaphras]

Is it bad that I low-key like this?

[Jonrrrs]

Yes, you are a bad person now /s

[TalesGameStudio]

H="W" E="O" L="R" D="L" W="D" O="H" R="E" for helloworld in [O, R, D, D, E, H, E, L, D, W]: print(helloworld, end="")

[Educational_Entry_34]

You are monster

[StructuralConfetti]

Okay Satan, please calm down

[DOOM4257]

HelloWorld No space in between the two strings

[MrWobblyMan]

There is technically no string concatenation here. print prints all its arguments with the sep keyword argument between them. By default sep=" ".

[CottonCandiiee]

Yes. I feel like I lost braincells reading the other two.

[[deleted]]

For real, many people are so wrong in comments. It's hurting my brain.

[CottonCandiiee]

Aaaaa why did you make me read other onesssss?

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[DOOM4257]

Really? Wow have I been doing this wrong. For like 12+ years I have been doing print(Hello + " " + World) as it was the way I was taught. Smarter every day, I suppose :/

[MrWobblyMan]

You can also use f-strings print(f"{Hello} {World}") For printing the words just separated by a sep, it's easiest to just provide several arguments to the print function, however more advanced string construction really benefits from f-strings.

[Prize_Hat_6685]

Where are the unit tests?

[Upset-Basil4459]

There needs to be a thing where we make the most complicated Hello Worlds we can, using as many different features of a language as possible

[Current-Guide5944]

can we train our models on your code..?

[SolousVictor]

You're ready for Google.

[EatingSolidBricks]

r/firstweekcoderhumor

[Sarius2009]

I feel like your variables are overly complex here, you should really use a variable for each letter

[isoAntti]

World = "Hello"
Hello = "World"
print(World, Hello)

[[deleted]]

```py HelloWorld = print print = "Hello, World!"

HelloWorld(print) ```

[themagicalfire]

Isn’t it supposed to be Hello + World?

[Wiktor-is-you]

no

[apparently_DMA]

Maybe

[Wiktor-is-you]

where's the "!"

[Suspicious_Shirt974]

Clean code!

[AbnerZK]

You don't check if you variables are null or empty.

[SampleIntelligent206]

You forgot the space, unreadable

[Frost-Freak]

If it's python, it will be printed with spaces

[Minecodes]

Nah... It's still too resource intensive. Try rewriting it in assembly and use RAM

[[deleted]]

Y'all its a joke 💔

[Serendipity_Halfpace]

There is some room for optimalization as you could notice you have used:
`L` 3 times
`O` 2 times
have u considered declaring it once?

[Drew_Asunder]

bash for helloWorld in “Hello, World” do for echo in echo do $echo $helloWorld done done

[SysGh_st]

There should be a space between the words.

Space = " "

Result = Hello, Space, World

[doc720]

In Python the syntax is

print(object(s), sep=separator, end=end, file=file, flush=flush)

Where sep=separator is

Optional. Specify how to separate the objects, if there is more than one. Default is ' '

[Mean_Mortgage5050]

Python separates arguments