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Hi Stevieb,

Thank you for taking time to write this article. I'm finally able to understand how to reference and derefence. It was tough for me to understand initially, but now it's much clear.

Thinkpad T430 with Ubuntu 16.04.2 running perl 5.24.1 thanks to plenv!!

In reply to Re: Tutorial RFC: Guide to Perl references, Part 1 by pritesh_ugrankar
in thread Tutorial RFC: Guide to Perl references, Part 1 by stevieb

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