Hello World Speedrun [Former World Record] 

that was clutch, hoping to see even more runs brother!

You can omit the "return 0;" at the end of the main function, the C++ standard allows it.

Nice but you can cut "return 0" cuz its not c its c++, it automatically knows no errors return

Amazing Speedrun, truly the best run of all time.

La carpeta "Weas" me describe completamente siempre que hago un nuevo archivo y no sé ni por qué wea lo hago PD; La mea Speedrun hermano, GG's

Now for the Tool Assisted Speedrun: #include #include int main(){ std::ofstream file; file.open("hello.cpp"); file

Brave to speedrun this on the C++ version of the game, when the python version is theorized to have better routes.

Nice speedrun bro!! 😎

That was very intense haha nice!

every programming class ever. lesson 1: hello world lesson 2: what variables are and how to declare them lesson 3: methods. lesson 4: multidimensional self learning non-euclidean neural-networks.

this is amazing and you could definitely shave 1/3 of that time off

This is so thoughtful and well made. The soundtracks in the video played correctly in accordance with the corresponding video game play progressions. Things that I noticed: 0:00 Capcom opening screen 0:02 ??? (Please let me know) 0:05 Rockman X (Mega Man X) stage selection screen 0:18 Rockman X required initial stage 0:31 COD hit (damn that ; bug 😂) *0:35 "return 0;" 🤔🤷🤣 0:40 Kirby and Minecraft life bar 0:43 Super Mario (don't know which version it is from) 0:46 Metal Slug mission complete

Long reign the world record holder

0:05 love the mega man x intro music

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depending on compiler you can leave out return 0

You can omit the return 0 and the return type in main which defaults to int

congrats

Clutch, lets do with assembly next

MegaMan X music, nice

-next try python/lua, you can do both at the same time since the print function syntax is the same-

I love how your script lines are in Spanish

you can omit the int. also you can omit the return. also you can use puts. also you can avoid the include by using gcc's __builtin_puts so main(){__builtin_puts("hello world");}

learning c++ speedrun

I wonder who decided “hello world” would be the first program nearly every programmer makes.

You can omit the `int` part of the function definition. Any variable without a type is assumed to be of the type `int` (in `C` at least, should transfer to `C++`).

good rng

Epic

You can open CMD like that? I did not know that, thank god I clicked on this video.

OMG, MEGAMAN X SOUNDTRACK IS PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND

Me doing it in python : I see this as a win win

Documentos/weas JSKSNSJBD

Ur editing is similar to a channel that has 1+Million subs, you're underrated and I'm pretty sure it's not going to be like that for too long.

I'd like the same speedrun but in python haha

Python: print("Hello World!")

Finally, wea wena

Wouldn't you technically be faster to use cstdio and use puts since it's less overall characters to type?

what was that sound effect on the intro?

you could use printf instead of std::cout to be quicker and you could also omit return 0

Punch card hello world, when?

Challenge accepted

World's first fastest Speed run 😲

Can I get a TAS version of this?

Main function can return 0 by default you don't need to write it

python hello world speedrun: hello = "Hello World!" print(hello)

Funniest shit I've ever seen

Now same with assembly please :p

I want to see a hello world speedrun in brainfuck

ctrl c , ctrl v , enter wouldn't be much more faster ?

Why does his cpp file default to notepad...

haha, now do it in Haxe

Me before watching : im a lv 15 hacker and i can say its Just 1 line of code Me after watching : oof it im not Even trying to learn how to code

Lmfao ctrl+V

why dont you just do it all in the command line with vim? you would not need to create the file, and you wouldnt need to open a command prompt midway through

WC

speedrun

I just did one in 23 seconds, and I know I can get sub 20 Update: I just did one in 22 seconds (with a newline at the end)

How about using turboc++

now do it in cobol on a ibm mainframe

printf is less characters than std::out

you dont need to return in this case

You could make it faster by using std::puts("hello world"); or just puts("hello world"); over that you don't need an explicit return in modern c++.

Idk bro you can’t beat my copy paste.

Tenés una dirección con una carpeta llamada "Weas". A mí no me engañas papirri sos mas chileno que el lomo pobre con papas 😏 saludos ❤️

How about just do copy paste?

I challenge you

Are you Chilean?

I still prefer: printf("Hello World! ");

python > print('Hello World') aahahahh

megaman x

Cool, now dont use any libriaries

I'm able to do that faster the only takes 1 copy and past and very little time to open the code editor

eres chileno?

Are there different categories per-OS? If not, I just did it in a little over 20s on Linux I use arch btw

Bro just prep for the run by copying it and the paste it during the run.

Is it cpp? You forgot "Out of range error" and BSOD at the end.

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could of made less mistakes and typed faster

NOW DO JAVA！！！！ or C#

Hey I'm also in programing field your thumbnail is not eye catchy would like to discuss about that more

clutch but I could beat your time

(this is not a joke it exist) coulde you make a speedrun in brainfuck? (again not a joke brainfuck language really exist)

BOO FAKE SPEEDRUN Didn't even include the installation of the thing that runs cpp files...

I can do better 😎

i can do better!

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I got an even faster time by doing #include int main(){std::cout

But, can speedrunning assembly?

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