Re^2: Why does this code think I'm trying to use symbolic references?

This is hairy.

Indeed. I'm just amazed that I have never encountered this before. I regularly hit this one:

$x = 10; 
print ( $x + 1 ) / 3;;
11
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But never to my recollection the OP problem.

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