Python hello_world Examples

Example #1

File: hello_hydro.py Project: jhamman/git_training

def main():

    # Say hello to the world
    letters.hello_world()

    # Say hello to Joe
    letters.hello_joe('Today is Wednesday')

    # Add your own hello function to letters.py
    # Then call that function from here...

    # All done, say goodbye
    letters.goodbye_world()

    return

Example #2

File: hello_hydro.py Project: dgergel/git_training

def main():

    # Say hello to the world
    letters.hello_world()

    # Say hello to Joe
    letters.hello_joe('Today is Wednesday')

    # Add your own hello function to letters.py
    # Then call that function from here...

    letters.hello_oriana("Today isn't necessarily Wednesday, Joe. Gosh, your function needs to be more intelligent... ;)")

    # All done, say goodbye
    letters.goodbye_world()

    return

Example #3

File: hello_hydro.py Project: dgergel/git_training

def main():

    # Say hello to the world
    letters.hello_world()

    # Say hello to Joe
    letters.hello_joe('Today is Wednesday')

    # Add your own hello function to letters.py
    # Then call that function from here...

    letters.hello_oriana(
        "Today isn't necessarily Wednesday, Joe. Gosh, your function needs to be more intelligent... ;)"
    )

    # All done, say goodbye
    letters.goodbye_world()

    return

Example #4

File: hello_hydro.py Project: YifanCheng/git_training

def main():

    # Say hello to the world
    letters.hello_world()

    # Say hello to Joe
    letters.hello_joe("Today is Monday")

    # Add your own hello function to letters.py
    # Then call that function from here...

    letters.hello_oriana(
        "Today isn't necessarily Wednesday, Joe. Gosh, your " "function needs to be more intelligent... ;)"
    )

    letters.hello_diana("finally cleaning out my email inbox")

    # All done, say goodbye
    letters.goodbye_world()

    return

Example #5

def main():

    # Say hello to the world
    letters.hello_world()

    # Say hello to Joe
    letters.hello_joe('Today is Monday')

    # Add your own hello function to letters.py
    # Then call that function from here...

    letters.hello_oriana('Today isn\'t necessarily Wednesday, Joe. Gosh, your '
                         'function needs to be more intelligent... ;)')

    letters.hello_diana('finally cleaning out my email inbox')

    letters.hello_yifan('I am learning git today')

    # All done, say goodbye
    letters.goodbye_world()

    return