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if it were to be a quine, shouldn't the one-char-deleted quine return the one-char-deleted program, not the original? #1
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If you give me a pull request, I'll merge it in :-) |
haha :) |
Wouldn't that imply that the quine reduces to the empty string at some point? In that case I'll happily provide a pull ;) |
hahaha! |
Vacuously true :-) |
Depends a bit how you look at this. If you consider this to be a radiation hardened quine, then I'd argue that it shouldn't return the new program without the bit that was flipped. However if you call it a quine that can have a single character changed, then I might expect it to print the changed program. Either way, this is rad (pun intended). Sorry for necro, I couldn't resist. |
at least, that's what i expected.
still, it's quite impressive.
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