Mr.T has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Hello Fellow Monks:
I am still new at Perl, and was noticing on many home nodes here, that most people agree that one should always use "strict" and "warnings".
My question is mainly, why should I use strict and warnings when I am writing programs in Perl?
Thanks for any suggestions or help on this topic!
Mr.T
qw/"I pity da foo' who don't use Perl!"/;
I am still new at Perl, and was noticing on many home nodes here, that most people agree that one should always use "strict" and "warnings".
My question is mainly, why should I use strict and warnings when I am writing programs in Perl?
- Does it really improve the script, or help it that much that I should always use them?
- Or is it just something to help catch errors when debugging, etc.
Thanks for any suggestions or help on this topic!
Mr.T
qw/"I pity da foo' who don't use Perl!"/;
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