01 — Hello: say your first words

Your first program. NME prints whatever follows show — no quotes, no parentheses.

#Steps

1. Create a file named hello.nme in an empty folder and write:

   show Hello world!
   

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2. Run it:

   nme run hello
   

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   The console prints Hello world!. show is the action; the rest is the message.

3. The same idea works in Korean, and English and Korean can share one file. Replace the file with:

   안녕하세요! 말해줘
   

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   말해줘 is the Korean action for show.

4. NME also understands plain speech without an action word when the line is a natural sentence:

   Hello everyone!
   오늘도 반가워요!
   

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#Try it yourself

Change the message to your own name or a favorite place, save, and run nme r hello again. The shortcut nme r is the same as nme run.

#What you learned

• nme run hello runs hello.nme; nme r hello is the shortcut.
• show message prints the rest of the line; 말해줘 is the Korean action.
• No quotes, commas, or parentheses are needed for a sentence.
• A natural one-line sentence prints by itself.