in reply to Re^9: Try::Tiny and -E
in thread Try::Tiny and -E

But so is try.

The difference between print and shift is that print can't be prototyped. The same goes for try since it's not even a function but a keyword like while. 

$ perl -Mv5.40 -e'say prototype "CORE::$ARGV[0]" // "[undef]"' shift
;\@

$ perl -Mv5.40 -e'say prototype "CORE::$ARGV[0]" // "[undef]"' print
[undef]

$ perl -Mv5.40 -e'say prototype "CORE::$ARGV[0]" // "[undef]"' try
[undef]

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