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A challenge that involves making a "Hello, World!" program, or other similar strings. It is recommended to avoid using exactly "Hello, World!" as many languages have builtins to print it, trivialising the challenge.
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Alphanumeric Hello World
COBOL
ID DIVISION
DATA DIVISION
01 HELLOWORLDBINARY
05 HE COMP PIC 9999
05 LL COMP PIC 9999
05 OCOMMA …
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Write a piece of code to output the line number of the print / output statement itself (in t...
Inspired by @squeamish ossifrage's answer with BASIC.
What's in a line number?
In, for instance, IBM COBOL there are (can be) arguably three source line numbers.
The first (if used, it is optional) …
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Write a piece of code to output the line number of the print / output statement itself (in t...
GNU COBOL
Well, they said it couldn't be done. Actually, it was I who said it couldn't be done. Now it's done, and an obsolete language feature re-implemented using the method applied.
The question …
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Obfuscation Challenge
COBOL (IBM Enterprise COBOL)
ID
If shown that, very close to 100% of IBM Mainframe COBOL programmers would say "that's not even a program, that won't compile!". The more experience they have, th …
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