HelloWorld for Java 11, version 1.00.02-delta(rc)-Hola

(Semantic version 1.0.2-rc-Java)

HelloWorld for Java, including subpackages TextUI, version 1.01.01-delta(rc)-Model T and QuadraticFormula, version 1.00.01-delta(rc)-Thales of Miletis. Has iteration test (simple for loop counting from 0 to 9) and recursion test (simple method that passes n - 1 to itself until n == 0). After this, it asks the user for coefficient to a quadratic equation (a must not be 0, or it will display a message and ask again), then computes the solutions using the quadratic formula. There are 3 possibilities: 2 real solutions that are different, 2 real solutions that are identical, or two complex solutions that are conjugates of one another. These solutions are displayed and the program ends.

The previous version had an error where it was comparing b to the square root of 4ac, whereas it should have been comparing the absolute value of b, abs(b), to sqrt(4ac). This algorithm is basically a variant of calculating the discriminant, b² - 4ac, and comparing it to 0 to determine the types of solutions that will come out of the quadratic formula. The error has been corrected.

HelloWorld for FreeBasic v.1.01.00-delta(rc)-Hello

(Semantic version 1.1.0-rc)

HelloWorld for FreeBasic 1.06.0 on BASIC Programming Compiler for Android by Kappsmart. A minor revision of previous release for FreeBasic, this version includes iteration test, recursion test, character set (ASCII only), and some important mathematical and scientific numbers.

HelloWorld for Pascal N-IDE 4.3.2, version 1.00.00-delta(rc)-Bon Jour

(Semantic version 1.0.0-rc)

This version in Pascal has an iteration and a recursion test and then calculates the Pythagorean hypotenuse for an a and a b given by the user.

HelloWorld for Java 11, version 1.00.01-delta(rc)-Hola

(Semantic version 1.0.1-rc-Java)

HelloWorld for Java, including subpackages TextUI, version 1.01.01-delta(rc)-Model T and QuadraticFormula, version 1.00.00-delta(rc)-Thales of Miletis. Has iteration test (simple for loop counting from 0 to 9) and recursion test (simple method that passes n - 1 to itself until n == 0). After this, it asks the user for coefficient to a quadratic equation (a must not be 0, or it will display a message and ask again), then computes the solutions using the quadratic formula. There are 3 possibilities: 2 real solutions that are different, 2 real solutions that are identical, or two complex solutions that are conjugates of one another. These solutions are displayed and the program ends.

HelloWorld for FreeBasic v1.0-gamma(pre-rc)

(Semantic version 1.0.0-pre-rc)

HelloWorld for FreeBasic 1.06.0 on BASIC Programming Compiler for Android by Kappsmart. Includes count test, character set (ASCII only), and some important mathematical and scientific numbers.