A poly-moly-holy quine. (Well, it's not, but the title's cool.) This is an answer chaining puzzle, where each answer must add on to the last.

The \$n\$th submission must output its own source code in the \$n\$th language and the \$n−1\$ languages before it.

A language can be either a dialect or a major version of a language, so Python version 2.121 is only counted as version 2 and Common Lisp and Clojure are considered different languages. This excludes compiler flags.

You can post 2 answers in a row, but have to use different languages.

The winner of this puzzle is the person to submit the second-to-last quine if there have been no new quines for a week. The aim of this puzzle is to go on as long as it can, so if you want the green tick, you'll have to respect that.

Have fun.
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var s=1
&lt;0?"":"var s=1{0}&lt;0?{1}{1}:{1}{3}{1};Write(s,(char)10,(char)34,(char)39,s)//.1+d*fao;!?l{1}var s=1{1}ar*3dr{2}";Write(s,(char)10,(char)34,(char)39,s)//.1+d*fao;!?l"var s=1"ar*3dr'


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