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    • spikey
      spikey F last edited by spikey

      After Flappy Bird, and the Nyan Cat, FUZE4 needs a Quine 😊. This is a program that outputs its own source code.
      a="chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)sleep(9)"chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)sleep(9)

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      • spikey
        spikey F last edited by spikey

        FUZE4-Quine 104 chars
        a="print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)sleep(9)"print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)sleep(9)

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        • SteveZX81
          SteveZX81 F last edited by

          I get the feeling I'm missing something here.. uhm?

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          • vinicity
            vinicity F last edited by

            A quine is a computer program which takes no input and produces a copy of its own source code as its only output.

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            • M
              Mechanical last edited by

              I don't really get the point of this... care to explain?

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              • pianofire
                pianofire Fuze Team last edited by

                There is no point really. It is an academic exercise. To write a program that outputs itself

                https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_(computing)

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                • spikey
                  spikey F last edited by pianofire

                  My apologies for giving the impression, this is something useful to know, when learning to code. It is as useless as art. I just explored my geeky side a bit (and I was so proud that it worked :-) because first I thought "oh, an easy one" and then it took me quite a while.

                  I just got inspired by this video about

                  .

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                  • spikey
                    spikey F last edited by

                    Ok, I was thinking a long time before posting the next quine. Maybe its gonna cost my reputation points, but hey, Monty Python did not care about reputation points and they made the world laugh. Get ready for #2:

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                    • xevdev
                      xevdev F last edited by

                      That's thinking outside the box. I like that.

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                      • waldron
                        waldron F @spikey last edited by

                        @spikey enjoyed that genuinely interested to dive a bit deeper into code thanks for that

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                        • PickleCatStars
                          PickleCatStars F last edited by

                          Yeah okay that last one got a chuckle from me :)

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                          • M
                            Mechanical last edited by

                            I have read that you can write ouroboros programs with quines.
                            (snakes that bite themselves)

                            Seems like you can output a Java quine in c++ and convert it back to Java. Dunno what's that worth for but seems funny

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                            • spikey
                              spikey F last edited by

                              Fix for FUZE 2.15 ;-)
                              a="print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)update()sleep(9)"print(chr(97)+chr(61)+chr(34)+a+chr(34)+a)update()sleep(9)

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