Hello World: A Greeting to the Scientific Community

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In summary, "Hello World" is a phrase commonly used in computer programming as a simple greeting to test a program's functionality. It has also become a symbolic phrase in the scientific community, representing the excitement and potential of new discoveries and advancements. The origin of this phrase can be traced back to the first computer program written by Brian Kernighan in 1972. Since then, "Hello World" has become a staple in the coding world and a universal way to welcome and connect with others in the scientific community.
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How did you find PF?
I was googling for information for my project and came across PF.
I don't know what to write here, so I'll just say hello to everyone.)
 
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