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Taylor Raine
Taylor Raine
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Visual Basic.NET, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

Visual Basic.NET, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

Visual Basic.NET, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

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lynn
lynn
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Visual Basic.NET, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

Visual Basic, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

Visual Basic.NET, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.

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lynn
lynn
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  • 11
  • 133
  • 283

Visual Basic, 87 bytes

Imports c=System.Console
Module A
Sub Main
c.Write(Chr(c.Read))
Main
End Sub
End Module

Similar to my C# answer. Here, a recursive call to Main (!) turned out to be the fastest way to loop. Microsoft's vbc doesn't complain, but I don't know if it's secretly filling the stack.