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Expand Up @@ -47,20 +47,20 @@ If you want to use a different Julia executable command for the LanguageServer r

1. From the File Explorer toolbar, click the **New File** button on the `Hello` folder:

![Julia VS Code Extension](assets/hello-1.png)
![Julia VS Code Extension](assets/hello-1.png)

2. Name the file `hello.jl`, and it automatically opens in the editor.

![Julia VS Code Extension](assets/hello-2.png)
![Julia VS Code Extension](assets/hello-2.png)

The .jl file extension indicates to VS Code that you interpret this file as a Julia program, therefore it evaluates the contents with the Julia extension and the selected interpreter.
The .jl file extension indicates to VS Code that you interpret this file as a Julia program, therefore it evaluates the contents with the Julia extension and the selected interpreter.

3. Enter the following source code in hello.jl:

```julia
msg = "Hello World"
println(msg)
```
```julia
msg = "Hello World"
println(msg)
```

## Running Hello World program

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