@cairdcoinheringaahing I have a question about ongoing requests.

@Fmbalbuena Sure, what is it?

@cairdcoinheringaahing Hello, World! program?

every lang.

Yeah. Basically, Dennis uses the sample Hello World program to make sure that a language still runs after updating it. If the Hello, World program errors, then it's likely other programs will too

@cairdcoinheringaahing Is there bulit hello world program? not counting 1L or something similar

What do you mean by "in built"? If you click on any lang on TIO, there's an option to preload the Hello World program for that lang (see for example) by clicking the Hello, World! thing in the top left. But those programs are normally supplied by whoever asks Dennis to add the language to TIO

@cairdcoinheringaahing @​Dennis can know making Hello, World! programs?

First, there's no need to ping Dennis if you're asking me a question. Second, yes, I believe some were just figured out by Dennis, but it usually helps if the language author can provide one. Some are shown in the links to the messages in the Gist, some aren't, but I've left links to messages so that Dennis can ask the authors if necessary

@cairdcoinheringaahing There is zero width space in @

If you include a Hello, World! program in the readme of your language, it helps anyone wanting to learn it, and means that Dennis has a sample program just by looking at the repo