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inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown Self-Generator code-challenge quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the(the number of sections that your code is split into) squared. Self-Generator code-challenge quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the number of sections that your code is split into. Self-Generator code-challenge quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by (the number of sections that your code is split into) squared.

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inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown Self-Generator code-golf code-challenge quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the number of sections that your code is split into. Self-Generator code-golf quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the number of sections that your code is split into. Self-Generator code-challenge quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the number of sections that your code is split into.

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Self-Generator code-golf quine Challenge: Create a program that, given no input, outputs `n` programs (in the same language, but not necessarily the same language as the original program) separated by newlines, where each of those programs will print a section of the original program. When these sections are put together, it create the original program. Your score is the number of bytes in the original program divided by the number of sections that your code is split into.

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