Quine using XHTML and JavaScript

By Zach Leatherman | Published: December 28, 2007

Programming Hilarity! He has a generator, and a pre-generated example. Wait, what’s a quine, you say?

In computing, a quine is a program, a form of metaprogram, that produces its complete source code as its only output.

– Courtesy of Wikipedia: Quine (computing)

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    Zach Leatherman is a Professional Front End Engineer. He loves building for the web, and has been contributing to the community through his blog since February 2007. Despite his propensity for software, he has a Bachelors degree in Computer Engineering and is currently on the User Experience Team at Union Pacific Railroad. The views expressed on this website do not represent the views of his employer.

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