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Tag Archives: Quine
A classic programming challenge, in Python
It has become a tradition for computer scientists to create various self referential ‘strange loops’. Traditions such as writing a compiler in the language it compiles are actually quite useful – and also very interesting. This tradition also branched to … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, computer science, Programming Philosophy, Python
Tagged challenge, Python, Quine
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