Self-reproducing code.
Here is such an entertaining code that got caught on the net.
The program draws a spinning spiral consisting of its own code.
Flexibility perl'a in action so to speak)
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The program draws a spinning spiral consisting of its own code.
Flexibility perl'a in action so to speak)
#! / usr / bin / perl $ _ = ' $ q = "\ 47"; wh ile ($; = $ z + = .5) { % c = $ r = 0; $ / = ""; whi le (2 0+ $ z> ($; + =. 05)) {$ c {int $ _ + 2 6+ 2 * ($ r + = .0 2) * s in $;} {1 - $ _ +1 0+ int $ r * cos $;} = 1for (0. .1)} $ t = r ever se; $ /. = ` c le ar `. "#! / usr / bi n / pe rl \ n \ $ _ = $ q \ n "; fo r $ y (1..20) {$ c {$ _} { $ y}? $ /.=chop$t: ($ /. = "\ 4 0 ") for (0 .53); $ /. = "\ n"} pri nt "$ / $ q; s; ". chr (9 2)." s ;; g; eval \ n "} '; s; \ s ;; g; eval
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