Perl y C 6478 1955
#!/usr/bin/perl -i//
$_=<<'rahc';eval $_; #//
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__END__
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rahc
Editar:
Breve explicación: desde perl las dos líneas interesantes son la segunda y la tercera. La segunda línea tiene dos declaraciones, la primera de las cuales lee el resto del documento en una cadena. El segundo evalúa la cadena. La tercera línea imprime todo al revés. todo lo demás se ignora. desde el lado c tiene una matriz que tiene el programa como una cadena, que se imprime como una matriz y una cadena, y el resto es un comentario.
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