Every programming journey starts with Hello World. In bubblecode, you use the say command to display text.

The say command

say prints a value to the screen followed by a new line. Anything in double quotes is treated as text (called a string).

say "Hello, World!"

That’s it — one line and you’ve written a program! Try changing the text inside the quotes and running it again.

Printing multiple lines

You can use say as many times as you want. Each one prints on a new line.

say "Hello!"
say "My name is bubblecode."
say "Nice to meet you."

Comments

Lines starting with -- are comments. They’re notes for humans — bubblecode ignores them completely.

-- This is a comment. It won't appear in the output.
say "This will appear."
-- say "This won't run because it's commented out."

Comments are handy for explaining what your code does or temporarily disabling a line.

Exercise

-- Write your code below
say ""

Quiz