@sonta679
He means to export "Hello word!!!" but we're not allowed to type any " ! " in the source code.
N/A
So as someone has already spoiled it, and since he seems to like while loops, here's my one-liner:
while (!printf("Hello world!!!\n")){}
@moondanceff
#define semicolon ;
int main(){
printf("Hello World") semicolon
return 0 semicolon
}
@baronobeandip2007
@FrozenIceCweam he could also use the ascii code or the UTF code. for it lol.
@AdamGMakes
@moondanceff You used a semicolon.
@Icemystic
Maybe an internal loop...
@Guildwars55
lol use MORE than one semicolon he never said no to that
@iliveforlink
So this uses a C programming bug? I wouldn't have known there was a bug if I hadn't looked in the comments...
@ShaneMPell
My solution: Use Lua!
@atrixa3846
if(printf("Hello World!!")){}
@IvanRubinson
I solved just before I saw this vid... -.-
@0dbhutSheiCheleti
Hey Bucky, could you send me the answer, I failed to find the solution.
@aldnav
@saa442 it worked! I DECLARE!
@moondanceff
@EpilepticElbow very true, my friend.
int main(){
if(printf("Hello World!"){}}
}
@kld0093
what's a semicolon ?
@saa442
if(printf("Hello world!!!!"))
{
}
@BillyMcGovern
1st comment and cool vid
@PrinceBubezi