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In the early 1970's the creators of the C Programming Language wrote a book of the same name intended to teach the skills necessary to program in C. One of the first chapters of this book contained a very simple C program which simply displayed the words "Hello World" in a console. Ever since that day most programming books has followed this tradition. Given that C# can trace its ancestry to the C programming language [[C Sharp Essentials|C# Essentials]] will be no exception to this rule.
