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##Minkolang 0.10, 13 bytes

Minkolang 0.10, 13 bytes

"66*2-n,?r$O.

This is exactly like the standard quine except for these four characters: n,?r. n takes an integer from input, , inverts it, so ? skips r if the input is truthy. Otherwise, r reverses the stack so that it is output in reverse order.

##Minkolang 0.10, 13 bytes

"66*2-n,?r$O.

This is exactly like the standard quine except for these four characters: n,?r. n takes an integer from input, , inverts it, so ? skips r if the input is truthy. Otherwise, r reverses the stack so that it is output in reverse order.

Minkolang 0.10, 13 bytes

"66*2-n,?r$O.

This is exactly like the standard quine except for these four characters: n,?r. n takes an integer from input, , inverts it, so ? skips r if the input is truthy. Otherwise, r reverses the stack so that it is output in reverse order.

answered Oct 30, 2015 at 21:57

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##Minkolang 0.10, 13 bytes

"66*2-n,?r$O.

This is exactly like the standard quine except for these four characters: n,?r. n takes an integer from input, , inverts it, so ? skips r if the input is truthy. Otherwise, r reverses the stack so that it is output in reverse order.