Hello World

[moushika]

Hi,

I wrote the program needed for the challenge and it works.
But when I run it with the python hackvm, it just prints 'Hello, World'.
It does not give any answer or hint.
Is it a bug in hackvm or did i not understand the challenge ?

[MerickOWA]

Just paste your program into the answer box and submit that.

your program is your answer

[moushika]

Thank you, it works now!

[Hydra]

1 REM * THIS A SAMPLE PROGRAM IN BASIC *;
2 REM* BY HYDRA*;
3 PRINT "HELLO WORLD";
4 END

RUN

HELLO WORLD

THIS ANOTHER SAMPLE

IN MICROSOFT QBASIC

REM *HELLOWORLD*

INPUT "WHAT IS YOUR NAME:" ;A$
PRINT "THANK YOU";A$
END

RUN

WHAT IS YOUR NAME: HYDRA
THANK YOU HYDRA

[knoerxi]

Hi i'am confused..


Expected: 'Hello, World', got: 'Hello, World'
'[program code here]' is incorrect.

The output of my programm is the right answer probably, why is it incorrect?

[SinistraD]

I just solved it, so I can help you, send me your code, and I'll take a look on it

[m!nus]

Hi i'am confused..


Expected: 'Hello, World', got: 'Hello, World'
'[program code here]' is incorrect.

The output of my programm is the right answer probably, why is it incorrect?

You have a 0x01 byte on the end, if you use firefox you see a little box

[knoerxi]

Thank's again..

The 0x01 was not seen with my browser... and the tool i used to write the code had a nice little bug..

[SinistraD]

Omg, you're such a retard, do you want to steal from others the challenging experience?

[Allosentient]

It's not much of a challenging challenge, haha.

[wannabe7331]

89*...*+P

much code?

regards wb7331

[CodeX]

challenges/challenges solved, practically the same aside from people who haven't completed the challenge can't view the challenges solved thread on it, I wonder why... I guess some things we will never know

[Mad Mike]

Okay, so I went the cheesy way and initialized my memory with a bunch of useful constants. Which works fine in both implementations, but can I tell the website to load my memory string somehow or do I need to do some real thinking?

Thanks~

[guga]

The memory isn't meant to be initialized by yourself. The memory can be initialized by the challenge itself (then it is stated in the challenge description).
Cf the hvm description

By default, [...] all the cells in the memory buffer set to 0. When specified, it is possible for the memory buffer to have been initialized to a known state before executing a program.

You can of course change the memory from within your program using the < > instruction.