in reply to what does that value mean, when you evaluate hash in a scalar context?
is wrong. :-) There are 5 elements in the array, the value of scalar @a. The value of $#a in a sane situation should be FOUR, that is to say, one less than @a.It gives you a FIVE, which is quite easy to understand, as it matches +$#a.
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