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@ref §\textrm{\italic{(@@)}}§
\documentclass[debug]{microstructure}
\author{DistressNetwork°}
\lstset{escapechar=§}
\begin{document}
\resetv{-3\unit}\section{Hello world in Zig}
This is an example `hello world' program.
@: *
@= Imports
pub fn main() !void {
@= Print
}
@.
We first import the standard library.
@: Imports
const std = @import("std");
@.
Then we print the desired string.
@: Print
std.debug.print("Hello world\n", .{});
@.
We can also print using a format string.
@+ Print
std.debug.print("Hello world {s}\n", .{"again"});
@.
Or we can use a \mono{writer()} method and write to stdout directly.
@+ Imports
const write = std.io.getStdOut().writer().write;
@.
@+ Print
_ = try write("Hello stdout\n");
@.
\end{document}
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