in reply to RFC: (DRAFT Tutorial) A Gentle Introduction to Perl 6

The problem with the exercise of translating a Perl 5 program to Perl 6 is that, unless you really know Perl 6 very well, you'll probably tend not to use all the power of Perl 6 (possibility of strong typing, function signatures, working given/when construct, pairs, junctions, enums, multi subroutines, construction of your own operators, grammars, etc.) and not to use really idiomatic Perl 6 code.

This is nonetheless quite useful to point out the differences between the two languages.

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Re^2: RFC: (DRAFT Tutorial) A Gentle Introduction to Perl 6
by u65 (Chaplain) on Aug 17, 2015 at 13:32 UTC
    ...unless you really know Perl 6 very well, you'll probably tend not to use all the power of Perl 6...

    Thanks. I know that's true, and I will try to improve the Perl 6 code a bit later.