Ben Hoyt 61cf948faa Make Forth example actually *print* the string
The previous example didn't actually print anything, it just defined a "word" (function) called `HELLO` and never called it. You could either call the function (just add `HELLO` on a new line), but more simply and idiomatically for just printing something you can use `.( string)` which I've done here.

You can try this in an online Forth REPL at https://repl.it/languages/forth
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