#!/bin/bash
# To help myself learn about the recursion theorem, I did what this
# script does. That is, I wrote this script!
#
# John
j="; echo -n -e \"#!/bin/bash\\\\n# To help myself learn about the recursion theorem, I did what this\\\\n# script does. That is, I wrote this script!\\\\n#\\\\n# John\\\\nj=\\\"\"; echo -n \$j | sed -e \"s,\\\\\\\\,\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\,g\" | sed -e \"s,\\\\\\\$,\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\$,g\" | sed -e \"s,\\\\\\\",\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\",g\"; echo -n \\\"; echo \$j"; echo -n -e "#!/bin/bash\\n# To help myself learn about the recursion theorem, I did what this\\n# script does. That is, I wrote this script!\\n#\\n# John\\nj=\""; echo -n $j | sed -e "s,\\\\,\\\\\\\\,g" | sed -e "s,\\\$,\\\\\\\$,g" | sed -e "s,\\\",\\\\\\\",g"; echo -n \"; echo $j