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Do Something
Part of TutorialFundamentals
Description
It's an abbreviated "hello world" without the world.
Example
import std.stdio; void main() { writef("Hello"); }
Output
Prints "Hello" at the command line.
More Information
The writef function is the standard way to send simple or formatted text to the console. In this example, the quoted phrase is simply printed as-is. The import statement will include symbols from the std.stdio module. Luckily, all modules in the std package are part of the standard library and are automatically linked by the compiler, so you don't have to include them in your command line.
More information on writef and the std.stdio module can be found at the Phobos documentation.
Source
Posted by | csauls |
Date/Time | Mon Jan 02, 2006 03:52 am |