D1:   1 1 1 1 1 1
D2:   1.50264 1.50089 1.49874 1.4986 1.49999 1.50096
D3:   1.99666 2.00076 1.99974 2.00305 1.99855 2.00081
D4:   2.49717 2.50553 2.49876 2.50477 2.50204 2.50298
D6:   3.49901 3.50656 3.49592 3.49852 3.51048 3.49704
D8:   4.49035 4.50043 4.48853 4.49734 4.49567 4.49206
D10:  5.50564 5.48776 5.50685 5.50959 5.50021 5.50671
D20:  10.50074 10.48721 10.49889 10.50993 10.48554 10.52566
D100: 50.45232 50.43541 50.54345 50.61081 50.64355 50.45597
Perl v5.30.1 MSWin32n

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I added:

print "Perl $^V\ $^On";

As pointed out by the sharp eyed shmem, kcott and NetWallah, I fat fingered the \ for the \n. Thanks guys. I've leaving the error version to keep myself humble.

Optimising for fewest key strokes only makes sense transmitting to Pluto or beyond

In reply to Re^2: is rand random enough to simulate dice rolls? by GrandFather
in thread is rand random enough to simulate dice rolls? by Discipulus

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