Hi stevieb, This is well done, a lot of work!

I would consider shortening if possible; people have short attention spans sadly.

Also I suggest using "anecdotal" var names in your tutorials, again, it holds attention better. Like this: 

# Very clear to a clear thinker

my %hash = ( a => 1, b => 2, c => 3 );

while ( my ( $key, $value ) = each %hash ){
    say "key: $key, value: $value";
}

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# More captivating to your average thinker

my %rebels = ( Luke => 'Jedi', Han => 'human', Chewbacca => 'Wookie' )
+;

while ( my ( $name, $species ) = each %rebel ){
    say "Name: $name, Species: $species";
}

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Just my $0.02 :-)

Remember: Ne dederis in spiritu molere illegitimi!

In reply to Re: Tutorial RFC: Guide to Perl references, Part 1 by 1nickt
in thread Tutorial RFC: Guide to Perl references, Part 1 by stevieb

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