Always Output Hello

The problem is simple: regardless of the input provided, your program should always output Hello. You are required to read input from the standard input (stdin) and write the result to the standard output (stdout). This task tests basic input and output handling in various programming languages.

Note: The input string is ignored; the output must always be Hello.

inputFormat

The input consists of a single line containing an arbitrary string. This string can include letters, numbers, or special characters. Note: The content of the input is irrelevant, as it should be ignored.

outputFormat

Your program must always output exactly Hello (without quotes) regardless of the input provided.

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Hello