Thank you for your observations. But I do not think that it is a matter of attitude. I would define it as a matter of temperament, or of view of the world. I am perfectly willing to pay the price of nostrictness nowarningness. Indeed, I am saddened when I fire up, say, re.pl, I input something like: 
$a = $b + $c

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and get the response: 
Compile error: Global symbol "$c" requires explicit package name (did 
+you forget to declare "my $c"?) at (eval 323) line 5.
BEGIN not safe after errors--compilation aborted at (eval 323) line 5.

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Is this a big problem for me? Not at all, as soon as I am allowed to begin a program with "no strict; no warnings;". Thank you for your understanding and your willingness to be of help. Best regards Gian Luca

In reply to Re^2: "Experimental push on scalar is now forbidden" by building_arch
in thread "Experimental push on scalar is now forbidden" by building_arch

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