in reply to Warning while using ternary operator

If what you really want is:

Then one way to achieve this is:

($i eq 'one') ? $hash->{'name'} = "hello"."world" : 0;

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Executing "0" does not give a warning, unlike executing 'nothing'.

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Re^2: Warning while using ternary operator
by tobyink (Canon) on Dec 17, 2013 at 11:51 UTC

    Though that would be a hell of a lot more readable as:

    $hash->{'name'} = "hello"."world"
   if $i eq 'one';

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