(format t "Hello world!")

printf("Hello world!");

std::cout << "Hello world!";

System.out.println("Hello world!");

print("Hello world!")

echo "Hello world!"

System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");

putStrLn "Hello world!"

invoke StdOut, addr "HelloWorld"

I am a hobbyist programmer in High school who is familiar with C, C#, and Python 3.x; enjoys C++ and Java, and is just starting to delve into html, php and javascript. I am also currently in the process of learning Common Lisp, which i consider to be my favorite language so far, and I am interested in learning more about low-level programming concepts. Recently I started looking into assembly (MASM32), although I have only the most passing knowledge of it at this point. I am almost entirely-self taught, save for a 1 semester introductory course on python.