'Eh, Still. The point was that it's an interesting variant of a single byte quine, even if it is technically a cheating one, as it's neither just a single literal, nor directly printing the source code.

[23:16:41] <redacted>: where do I download python
[23:17:27] <redacted>: idk which is ours
[23:17:28 | Edited 23:17:32] Conor O'Brien: tio.run/nexus/python3#@19QlJlXoqHkkZqTk6@jEJ5flJOiqKT5/z8A
[23:17:41] Conor O'Brien: Try it online!

@Dennis could you pull stacked?

@ConorO'Brien Done.

thanks!

{Hello talk.tryitonlne.net!}> So I've read the entire transcript, and I was wondering if contenteditable divs could be added as an option (possibly sensing the user's device to select between CEDs and textareas). Also, I'm working on making my Syms interpreter TIO-compatible, so that will be published soon. (Wow, this is long :P)

Alright, new version ready @Dennis

Call as "python syms.py -h" for help. Works with both 2 and 3.

And if it wasn't clear, I hereby request that Syms (^^) be added to TIO.

@CalculatorFeline I'll take a look as soon as I can.