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| selfgol [2007-06-07 12:03] – nik | selfgol [2007-06-08 18:18] – nik | ||
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| the self-replicating code, used the standard quine code: | the self-replicating code, used the standard quine code: | ||
| - | < | + | < |
| @s=( | @s=( | ||
| q[printf pop@s, @s], | q[printf pop@s, @s], | ||
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| - | loosely related, | + | ==== some perl quines |
| + | loosely related,.. from -> http:// | ||
| Author: Tushar Samant | Author: Tushar Samant | ||
| - | Note: This will produce itself, and will do so no matter what you set $a to in the beginning. So if the length of $a is n, and the size of the allowed character set is C, then at least C**n out of C**(n+K) strings are self-reproducing Perl programs. | + | Note: This will produce itself, and will do so no matter what you set $a to in the beginning. So if the length of $a is n, and the size of the allowed character set is C, then at least < |
| < | < | ||
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