Hello, World! public static void ... wait. Welcome! These are the PROSA/STUD pages. Af Redaktionen, prosit@prosa.dk You see, until 2012 there used to be a student magazine called PROSIT, and in spirit there still is. We are now a part of Prosabladet while we still maintain our own editorial team and our own identity. We hope that this solution will create a more solid bridge between PROSA/STUD and other members of PROSA. By combining the two magazines into one publication, other members of PROSA will be able to follow the activities of us IT students. The bottom line is that you, as a member of PROSA, now get the benefits of easily reading both magazines. As part of this process we decided we want a new name. We also have an ambition of writing more articles within the editorial team instead of asking journalists to pick the minds of the common IT student. So these pages are from IT students, to IT students. We do this under themes, and the current theme is being new. We're new in this magazine, and doing IT is, in essence, constantly learning new things. If you have something you want to write about to your fellow IT students, send us an email at prosit@prosa.dk – everything from fashion tips to hardcore compiler techniques are welcome! Likewise, feedback of all sorts will be greatly appreciated. In the following articles we focus on being expanding your social network, and being a foreign student. From the PROSA/STUD board, a piece on ACTA. We hope you enjoy. exit prosit@prosa.dk < 04 > apr de I T - s t uderendes fagbl ad 2012 #include int main() +++++ +++++ [ > +++++ ++ > +++++ +++++ > +++ >+ <<<< ] > ++ . >+. +++++ ++ . . +++ . > ++ . << >. +++ . ---- - . ---- --- . >+. >. { std::cout << ”Hello World!” << std::endl; return 0; } or #include using namespace std; int main() { cout << ”Hello World!” << endl; return 0; } public class HelloWorld { System.out.println(”Hello world!”); } } main = print ”Hello World!” console.log(’Hello world!’); #include int main(void) { printf(”Hello world\n”); stud.prosa.dk return 0; } WTF ... English? Some like turtles, we like English. English is the main language of the parts of the internet we surf the most. So we have decided to strive for making as much as possible of our pages English. Also we are aware of some of our readers are exchange students, and prefer English. (The switch might include misspelling, bad grammar and Google Translate, sorry about that) If you are a grammar and/or spelling master and feel a need to make the world better, you are more than welcome to contact us ;)

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