/* 
  *Here is the well commented and explained version of the QUINE code,
  * written in the Bryce Summers plotter language.
  * This Bryce Summers plotter language code was written by Bryce Summers.
  */
  
  # P represents a text repository function that provids strings that may 
    be printed through the contrived syntex of the Bryce Summers plotter language.
    | P:
   0|   "P:"
   1|   "."
   2|   "L:" # Lambda Function.
   3|   ">""
   4|   "i"
   5|   ">""
   6|   "."
   7|   "P[0]"
   8|   "L[P[0,10]]"
   9|   "P[1]"
  10|   "P[2,10]"
    | .

  # L represents a simple lambda function for mapping inputs to their enclosed quotation.
  # Perhaps L stands for Lambda?
  # >X means type X.
  
    | L:
   0|   >"
   1|   i
   2|   >"
   3| .
  
  P[0]       # Opening code of P function.
  L[P[0, 10]]# Print the strings in quotations, using the L lambda expression.
  P[1]       # Print the closing '.' at the end of P.
  P[2, 10]   # Print L and these final operation commands.
  */
  
  /* Here is the condensed real version of the quine code, without comments and line numberings.
  P:
    "P:"
    "."
    "L:"
    ">""
    "i"
    ">""
    "."
    "P[0]"
    "L[P[0,10]]"
    "P[1]"
    "P[2,10]"
  .
  L:
    >"
    i
    >"
  .
  P[0]
  L[P[0, 10]]
  P[1]
  P[2, 10]
  */