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Aamazingandyyy
Last edited Mar 30, 2020
Created on Mar 30, 2020

This example demonstrates a minimal Deno script that logs a greeting to the console. It defines a string constant named `message` with the value `'deno'`, then uses `console.log` to output `hello deno`. The code relies on Deno’s built-in runtime APIs, requiring no external libraries, and highlights basic TypeScript syntax within a Deno environment.

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