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    To write and execute a Smalltalk program on Linux: 1. Create a Hello World program using Vim that prints "Hello World!" 2. Ensure GNU Smalltalk (gst) is installed which provides the virtual machine to run Smalltalk code. 3. Run the program by executing gst on the file or interactively run Smalltalk commands within gst.

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    To write and execute a Smalltalk program on Linux: 1. Create a Hello World program using Vim that prints "Hello World!" 2. Ensure GNU Smalltalk (gst) is installed which provides the virtual machine to run Smalltalk code. 3. Run the program by executing gst on the file or interactively run Smalltalk commands within gst.

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    To write and execute a Smalltalk program on Linux: 1. Create a Hello World program using Vim that prints "Hello World!" 2. Ensure GNU Smalltalk (gst) is installed which provides the virtual machine to run Smalltalk code. 3. Run the program by executing gst on the file or interactively run Smalltalk commands within gst.

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    Question : I would like to understand the basics of how to write and execute a small talk program on Linux OS.

    Can you explain it with a simple example? Answer : In this article, let us review very quickly how to write a basic Hello World SmallTalk program and execute *.st program on Linux or Unix OS.

    1. Write a Hello World SmallTalk Program


    Create the helloworld.st program using the Vim editor as shown below.

    $v i mh e l l o w o r l d . s t " H e l l ow o r l dP r o g r a m " ' H e l l oW o r l d ! 'p r i n t N l!

    2. Make sure gst (GNU Smalltalk) is installed on your system


    Make sure gst is installed on your system as shown below.

    $w h e r e i sg s t g s t :/ u s r / b i n / g s t/ u s r / i n c l u d e / g s t . h/ u s r / s h a r e / m a n / m a n 1 / g s t . 1 . g z $w h i c hg s t / u s r / b i n / g s t

    Installing GNU Smalltalk virtual machine.


    If you dont have smalltalk virtual machine, install it as shown below.

    $s u d oa p t g e ti n s t a l lg n u s m a l l t a l k

    3. Execute the small talk program.


    $g s th e l l o w o r l d . s t H e l l oW o r l d !

    4. Smalltalk interactive mode


    You can also execute smalltalk commands interactively in the smalltalk shell as shown below.

    $g s tq G N US m a l l t a l kr e a d y s t >' H e l l oW o r l d ! 'p r i n t N l! ' H e l l oW o r l d ! ' s t >

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