or maybe putting in parens is more obvious?

  DB<117> use constant MONIKER =>"name"

  DB<118> %hash1 = ( (MONIKER) => 'Monica' ); 
 => ("name", "Monica")

  DB<119> $hash1{ (MONIKER) }
 => "Monica"

  DB<142> [map { my $y = uc; ({$y => 1}) } "a".."c"]
 => [{ A => 1 }, { B => 1 }, { C => 1 }]

  DB<143> print ((1==0) ? "true" : "false")
 => 1
false
  DB<144> sub tst { ${ (shift) } }

  DB<145> tst \"a"
 => "a"

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Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^4: shift implicit dereference by LanX
in thread shift implicit dereference by Lennotoecom

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