//********************************************************************
// Class Name:  Hello
// Assignment:  Lab #2, The (in)famous Hello World program
// 
// Author Name: Your Name                      REPLACE with YOUR info
// Email:       youremail@calpoly.edu          and ADD your name to 
// URL:         www.calpoly.edu/~yourlogin/    the HISTORY below if
// UNIX home:   /home/yourpath/yourhomedir     you make any CHANGES.
//
// Course:      CSC/CPE 101                    ALSO update these
// Section:     Prof Scheftic's                lines with your 
// Term:        ongoing                        own specific information
// School:      California Polytechnic State University
// Address:     San Luis Obispo, CA  93407  USA
//
// History:
//   A long time ago  original version by an unknown author
//   3/20/2000        prepared for CSC 101, M. Liu
//   1/14/2001        modified for CSC/CPE-101, C. Scheftic:
//                      expanded documentation to fit course template
//
//********************************************************************
//
// Program Description and Design Overview:
//  This program generates the proverbial programmer's test message:
//    "Hello World!"
//
// Input Requirements:
//  None.
//
// Output Requirements:
//  First line: blank line
//  Second line: Hello, world!
//  Third line: blank line
//
// Variables Used:
//  None.
//
// Included Methods:
//   main(String[])
//
// Imported Methods:
//   System.out.println(String)
//
// Program Assumptions:
//  None.
//
// Pending Problems:
//  None known as of 14 Jan 2001.
//
//********************************************************************


public class Hello 
{
   public static void main (String args[])
   {
     System.out.println("\nHello, world!\n");
   } // end main

} // end Hello