Processing学习笔记--Difference of Processing from traditional programming languages

Learning Proccesing: A beginners guide to progamming images, animation, and interaction 

Traditionally, programmers are taught the basics via command line output: 

1.   TEXT IN →You write your code as text. 
2.   TEXT OUT → Your code produces text output on the command line. 

3.   TEXT INTERACTION → The user can enter text on the command line to interact with the program. 

The text output of the first program  says “ Hello, World! ” 

Processing puts emphasis on a more intuitive and visually responsive environment, one that is more conducive to artists and designers learning programming. 
1.   TEXT IN →You write your code as text. 
2.  VISUALS OUT → Your code produces visuals in a window. 
3.  MOUSE INTERACTION → The user can interact with those visuals via the mouse. 
Processing ’s “ Hello, World! ” might look something like this: 

Hello, Shapes!