Introduction

Nim is compiled programming language with python-like syntax with its own syntactical tweaks and features. It can be compiled or even be used for client-side programming using its JavaScript backend.

Nim's git repo says:
Nim is a compiled, garbage-collected systems programming language with a design that focuses on efficiency, expressiveness, and elegance (in that order of priority).

Over the course of the next few days I and MOHAN👨‍💻 are going to post series of web codes explaining nim through examples that integrated to run on the web itself.

Installation

Pc users

Pc users can install Nim using the official site. Note: Windows users might need to add the nim location to their path. For more help on this you can post a comment.

Android Users

Android users first need to install Termux. Termux is basically a linux shell utility for Android.(Since Android is also a distro of Linux.😎)
After installing termux you can run the command pkg install nim , and Nim would be installed.

Hello world!

Now its time to code!!!
You might use any editor for this purpose but personal favourite is MicroSoft's Visual Studio Code with the Nim extension.
Android users will need to install emacs on termux. pkg install emacs will do the task. For help on using emacs you might post a comment.

This is our nim code:

You might run it now on the web itself by pressing the Run button.
To build it locally you might type the following in your terminal/termux/command prompt.

For Android/Linux/MacOS users

Paste the following in your termux(for Android users) or terminal(for Linux and MacOS users)

For Windows users

Open your command prompt or powershell in the same directory in which hello.nim is and paste the following code

Upcoming Nim tutorial 1-Nim basics

Nim tutorial 0-Introduction and Hello World!