Quines are programs that output their own source code without any input. Among other things, they emphasize the vagueness of the line between code and data. Here is a variation on the concept: a Java source that, when compiled, produces a class file that outputs its own binary copy. Tested with Oracle JDK 1.8 on OS X and Linux.
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