SH script, 8

Store a file with

sed p $0

or

sed p<$0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 12 characters:

sed -i- p $0

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.

SH script, 12 8 7

Store a file with

sed p *

in its own, empty directory and run from this directory using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 8 characters, but doesn't need its own directory. Store a file with

sed p $0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 12 characters:

sed -i- p $0

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.

SH script, 8

Store a file with

sed p $0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 12 characters:

sed -i- p $0

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.

SH script, 8

Store a file with

sed p $0

or

sed p<$0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 12 characters:

sed -i- p $0

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.

SH script, 12

Store a file with

sed -i- p $0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.

SH script, 8

Store a file with

sed p $0

and run using sh [file] or set executable.

Old alternative with 12 characters:

sed -i- p $0

This will actually output to the program file itself, but where to output was not specified. Replicates itself at an exponential rate.