Hello Linux friends,

I am currently trying to learn Linux and am faced with the following task.

I want to write a "Hello-World" C program with the following functionality:

When called, the function should return the following (with or without input parameters):
"Hello, World!"

The finished program should then be called with the following command.
$ make && ./hello

The following commands must be callable via "make":
- make
- make clean

So the evaluation needs the following files:
- Makefile
- hello.c

All libc functions can also be used for programming.

Below you can find example calls:
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1. example
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$ make && ./hallo
cc -c -o hallo.o hallo.c
cc hallo.o -o hallo
Hallo, Welt!


2. example
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$ make && make clean && ./hallo
cc -c -o hallo.o hallo.c
cc hallo.o -o hallo
rm -f hallo.o
Hallo, Welt!


Thank u for your help!

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