Hello World!

cout << "Hello World!" << endl;
System.out.println("Hello World!");
print *, "Hello World!"
print "Hello World!"

Well, there you have it. The obligatory "Hello World!" program.

I guess I should begin this journey by explaining why I decided to start this blog. As I was searching for some code snippets a few days ago, I stumbled upon many programming blogs. They were all really good at being technical or being really simple. They were all great at covering C++, Java, or Python. They were specific, or too vague to be useful. Then the thought occurred to me, I should write start a blog that tip-toes these lines. I'll write a blog that is technical, but not overwhelming. That is simple, but required readers to think outside of the box. I'll cover interesting features in all of the languages I know (currently C++, C, Java, Python, Old and new Fortran). I'll discuss interesting tools, how to get them up and running on your machine, and how to actually use them. I haven't been able to find this all in one place yet. So, here's my attempt at filling that spot.

As far as the name "Audible Programming" goes, audible means "capable of being heard" or "actually heard" and programming is, well... isn't that why we're here?

-JT