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In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may input through insertion into the source code Also applies to cellular automata, in which the most natural way of taking input is specifying some sp...
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## In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may input through insertion into the source code
- ## In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may input through insertion into the source code
- Also applies to cellular automata, in which the most natural way of taking input is specifying some space for a user-created structure.
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## In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may output through insertion into the source code
- ## In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may input through insertion into the source code
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## In languages without STDIN (eg ///) programs may output through insertion into the source code