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This is one of the challenging tasks for any programming language: Write a code that prints itself on the terminal! To make it more interesting… code it short! I took a shot at javascript and came up with the following code. If you can come up with shorter code, DO POST AS COMMENT! Lets see who’s short&smart! The Code (177 chars, tested on FF3): var dq='"';var q="'";var s='document.write("var dq="+q+dq+q+";var q="+dq+q+dq+";var s="+q+s+q+";"+s);';document.write("var dq="+q+dq+q+";var q="+dq+q+dq+";var s="+q+s+q+";"+s); Your turn now… I’m waiting!

Really don’t know how many of you actually heard of this... This coding convention is really cool: It goes like this: For equivalence statements, keep the constant on the left side. Eg. a == 3; //Not Good 3 == a; //Gr8! How it helps???? It will help you in situations where you "mistakingly" used a "=" inplace of"==". a = 3 compiles to true While, 3 = a generates a compile time error!!! Wow!! Isn’t it!