Adventures in Development:NDS

Hello world is a strong phrase used in programming to signify the first program that the inexperienced user writes. It originated from 1974’s C God’s (Brian Kernighan)  tutorial when C began to show up at the Bell Laboratories.

Since then it was the companion for countless  programming lessons, tutorials, instructions, debuggings and etc. A variation of “Hello World!” is “spam”, a commonly use word to the pythonists out there (since PYTHON’s unique vocabulary requires unique words).

But why this blubber? For starters, a different new blog message from the default one; but this links us to the next entry which will be a hello world message for the NDS.