<This is one idiom,

<%hash = (%hash, e => 'f', g => 'h', i => 'j');
<%hash = (%otherhash, %hash);

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This code reminds me of writing the comma operator in this way: ",=", so to concatenate a hash:

my %hash1 =qw/ One 1 Two 2 Three 3/;
my %hash2 =qw/ Four 4 Five 5 Six 6/;

%hash1 ,= %hash2;

say keys %hash1;

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And I've checked it, it works in Perl6, the future version of Perl.

In reply to Re^2: Concerning hash operations (appending, concatenating) by ABCXYZ
in thread Concerning hash operations (appending, concatenating) by RazorbladeBidet

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