Hello World - Advanced

[Kelpalots Techance Network]

import std.stdio;

     void main() {
         printf-color="red"=("Hello, This New World!") parse;
         printf-color="green"=("What's coooking for Breakfast, 
Lunch, and Dinner?") parse;
         printf-color="blue"=("Love you bunches, Perfect 
Peace!!!") parse;
     }


I can't get this to run right, and I can't read blurry long list 
of commands for DMD, so I need help remembering how to make a 
file; somewhere; that will run into the terminal with these 
specific programming variations and variables.

I want it to:
1. print in colors
2. print 3 phrases
3. parse each phrase to the next line below.

It has problems with:
1. printing in color
2. printing three phrases without running into each other and 
being hard to read.
3. parsing to the next line down below.

And won't compile right at all without throwing errors.

Shall I find a way to render to file, and ignore errors? then see 
if it runs still?


Also I am not very new to D programming language. I use it for a 
top sekrit reality application rather than what I want to get 
into for the programming apps on the android OS [which I don't 
know what I'm doing with yet, and want to learn more about how to 
do so]. or programs and apps for windows and definitely linux. 
Although I would have to back up everything to my external to get 
the linux distro I want on my geek+. I just love ncursors 
programming though.

Also this hello world is my real programming to my hello world as 
a [computer] person. I kept saying it while trapped in some guy's 
house. :P

I am using Visual Studio and rendering using powershell and DMD 
directly in the folder.

I also use Tabnine, but it doesn't seem interesting. Unlike the 
last time I used it...

I also use whacky science programming for d programming, and came 
from a lifetime above covid19 reality lifetime. Groundzero.


Thanks for all your help, much appreciated. Let me know if I just 
need to feed DMD more money for different reasons. :P