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We can use the same code as the Common Lisp example, but as a shell script.

#!/openlisp/uxlisp -shell
(format t "Hello world!~%")
(print "Hello world!")


Output:
Hello world!
"Hello world!"

Version data entries

10 entries across 7 versions & 1 rubygems

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zettacode-0.1.6	files.zettacode/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.6	files.zettacode2/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.5	files.zettacode/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.5	files.zettacode2/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.4	files.zettacode/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.4	files.zettacode2/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.3	files.zettacode/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.2	files.zettacode/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt
zettacode-0.1.1	zettacode.files/hello_world.text/openlisp.txt