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Haskell does not keep the code in an uncompiled-equivalent form around at runtime, so the "quotation trick" has to be used.
Haskell does not keep the code in an uncompiled-equivalent form around at runtime, so the "quotation trick" has to be used.

=={{header|LISP}}==

The empty list is a valid LISP routine. Upon invocation it returns ... an empty list. Which is thus its own code:

()

This is bound to be one of the shortest quines in existence.


=={{header|Seed7}}==
=={{header|Seed7}}==