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September 16, 2014 20:46
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Day 4 (9/16): Hello World
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#!/bin/bash | |
# All programming journeys begin the same. By saying "Hello World!" | |
# It's a fun greeting that is inviting and yet simple. It says, | |
# "I've got the whole world ahead of me in this new programming | |
# language and I just want to say, 'Hello!'" | |
# When I began my journey here at Cerner, I had the same feeling | |
# as starting a new language. I was excited and ready to learn. | |
# To grow. But most important to start. | |
# So for my first entry in the 2^5 competition, I simply | |
# want to say, | |
echo "Hello World!" |
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