[diskcat]

Hello World is not trivial if you are writing it in java.

[minimaxir]

Not a great analogy. It's still one line of code; just a very stupid one line of code. [System.out.println("Hello World"))]

[yummyfajitas]

It's not even a stupid line of code - it's just a line of code which happens to namespace things which most other languages don't.

System is a global object which handles various pieces of the runtime system. One variable on this object is `out` (of type PrintStream) which represents stdout. The `println` method of PrintStream actually does the work.

I get why this seems overly verbose in comparison to Python and similar languages, but I don't think it's stupid. It's just emphasizing explicitness and uniformity over brevity.