Zig by Example: Hello World

The first example is the standard ‘Hello, World!’ Here is the full source code:
	`const std = @import("std");`
	`pub fn main() void { std.debug.print("Hello, World!\n", .{}); }`

To run the program, put the code in `hello-world.zig` and use `zig build-exe` to compile. Then run the generated binary.	`$ zig build-exe hello-world.zig $ ls hello-world hello-world.o hello-world.zig $ ./hello-world Hello, World!`
	`$ rm ./hello-world ./hello-world.o`
Or you can use `zig run` to compile and run.	`$ zig run hello-world.zig Hello, World! $ ls hello-world.zig`
The zig version used to make this website is `0.13.0`.	`$ zig version 0.13.0`

Next example: Values.