Gist c08148f7d8bbb51cfe324a768ab83e43

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Gist c08148f7d8bbb51cfe324a768ab83e43

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Created on Mar 30, 2020

This example logs the string “hello world” to the console, demonstrating a minimal JavaScript execution. The code uses the native `console.log` API to output the text, with no data source or rendering involved. It serves as a basic illustration of a program’s entry point, showing the simplest possible interaction between code and output.

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