## Hello World Example Project

This is the canonical first application. It displays a greeting on the standard output and then exits.

This application consists of the following parts:

> `hello-world-library.dylan`
>   Library and module definitions.

> `hello.dylan`
>   Program implementation.

> `README.html`
>   This file.

Things to notice about this application:

- The library and module definitions are in the `dylan-user` module.

- The program implementation is in the newly defined `hello-world` module.

- Dylan programs don't have a standard entry point like the "main" function in C or Java. Instead, top-level forms are evaluated in order as the EXE/DLL is loaded. The last form in hello-world.dylan is a call to `say-hello()`, which invokes the `say-hello` method.