It is recommended to clone the entire repository, then edit/create files. GitHub accounts are required for code to be merged, as you get credit for your work.
Be sure your edited/new language file takes the format of language.extension, it must also be in its designated folder. For example, C++ would have the file name C++.cpp and is located in the C/ folder.
The text required to output (to the console, or UI) is Hello, World!.
Once the language is implemented and in the correct folder, run the list_langs.py file (Requires Python 3 to work).
The Python file should have added your new language to the readme file.
Once everything is done, you can commit your changes and do a pull request on the repo. This allows us to verify and implement your changes.
Any questions/comments/concerns can be answered by the Lead Contributers.
If you wish to be listed as a contributer in this file, you must be active and willing to contribute often to this project. Contact any one of the Lead Contributers to apply.