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Fun activity Say hello... in a coding language!

[CODE title="HTML"]<h1 id="hereismyname"></h1>[/CODE]

[CODE lang="javascript" title="JavaScript"]let fullname = {
greetings: "Hello There",
intro: "My name is",
firstName: "Abhishek",
middleName: "Vivek",
lastName: "Sinha"
};

let displayName = () => {
let myname = "";

for (let key in fullname) {
myname += ` ${fullname[key]}`;
}
document.getElementById("hereismyname").innerHTML = myname;
};
displayName();[/CODE]
 
I made my own language once
v 'hello world'

It used 'v' for voice. The way it worked was by using each new line, seeing what it starts with and then seeing what that means... each "command" or function/method/etc started with a letter, or two letters, or three letters to accommodate many different things and then if it's more than 3 letters it's a variable, function, or another custom defined thing by the programmer
 
HTML:
<h2>
    Hello CarlEOgden and Brandon
</h2>

Hey there! Just a heads up, please remember to wrap your code in our in-built code format tool. You can find the tool located in the editor toolbar by clicking </> icon.

View attachment 1006
console.log(Hello Malcolm, or in binary 01001101011000010110110001100011011011110110110001101101 or converted to decimal, 21780691359329389);
 
console.log(Hello Malcolm, or in binary 01001101011000010110110001100011011011110110110001101101 or converted to decimal, 21780691359329389);
[CODE title="F"]Console.WriteLine("Hello LOL2GOOD")[/CODE]
 

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