Hello, World! in D

Example for versions D1, D2, gdc 0.24

writef() and writefln() writes to standard output and interpret the first argument as a format string. They are roughly analogous to C’s printf(). writefln() automatically appends a newline. D2 adds write() and writeln() which do not interpret the first argument as a format string. However, they are not available in D1. 

module hello;

import std.stdio;

int main()
{
	writefln( "Hello, World!" );
	return 0;
}