Polygolf equivalent of the prefilled code on code.golf. Note that the default code.golf code tends to be written in a way that works for any argc, while in many langs knowing an upper bound allows for shorter code.
Polygolf
% Printing
println "Hello, World!";
% Looping
for $i 10 {
println_int $i;
};
% Accessing arguments
for_argv $arg 1000 {
println $arg;
};
Clojure
(println"Hello, World!")(dotimes[i 10](prn i))(doseq[a *command-line-args*](println a))
Coconut
p=print
p("Hello, World!")
for i in range 10:p i
for a in os.sys.argv[1:]:p a
Golfscript
:a;"Hello, World!
"10,{:i;i n}%a{:b;b n}%
Janet
(print"Hello, World!")(for i 0 10(pp i))(each a(slice(dyn :args)1)(print a))
Javascript
p=print
p`Hello, World!`
for(i in''+1e9)p(i)
for(a of arguments)p(a)
Lua
p=print
p("Hello, World!")
for i=0,9 do p(i)end
for a=1,1e3 do p(arg[a])end
Nim
import os
echo"Hello, World!"
for i in..9:echo i
for a in..999:echo paramStr 1+a
Python
import sys
p=print
p("Hello, World!")
for i in range(10):p(i)
for a in sys.argv[1:]:p(a)
Swift
print("Hello, World!")
for i in 0...9{print(i)}
for a in CommandLine.arguments[1...]{print(a)}