logHello

logHello is a simple command-line utility designed to print a "Hello, World!" message to the console. Its primary function is to provide a basic demonstration of program execution and output. The utility is typically used in introductory programming examples or as a quick check to ensure a development environment is correctly configured for running applications. It is often one of the first programs written when learning a new programming language or setting up a new system for software development.

The program's simplicity makes it an ideal tool for verifying that the compiler or interpreter is functioning as expected and that basic input/output operations are working. In some contexts, logHello might also be used as a placeholder or a minimal executable for testing purposes. Its name suggests a combination of logging functionality and the traditional greeting, though in practice, it usually just outputs the greeting without any complex logging features. The source code for logHello is generally very brief, consisting of only a few lines of code.