How to Make a Python Script Shortcut with Arguments: Batch, Bash, and More
Got a Python script that you wish you could just double-click to run, but it has special arguments? Maybe a shortcut with arguments is the solution.
How to Make a Python Script Shortcut with Arguments: Batch, Bash, and More
Got a Python script that you wish you could just double-click to run, but it has special arguments? Maybe a shortcut with arguments is the solution.
Today, we're deviating away from functional languages with a look at Hello World in Perl, a fun scripting language from 1987.
For our sixteenth installment of Hello World in Every Language, we're looking to tackle Hello World in Haskell, a general-purpose functional programming language.
With Lisp and Scheme out of the way, I figured it might be fun to play with one of Scheme's dialects, Racket. In this exercise, we'll implement Hello World in Racket.
After playing with Lisp, I thought it would be fun to try Hello World in Scheme. This led me down the rabbit hole of functional programming languages. Come along for the journey!
At this point in the series, we're starting to look at functional programming languages. Up first, let's learn to say Hello World in Lisp.