... in Perl 6 you can use a module in the middle of code and it is only valid within that block

Does that mean that Perl6 unloads the module when the block is exited ? ... in which case if there's a second block later on that wants to use the same module then that second block has to load that module all over again ?

Note that in Perl5 you can also require a module in a block of code, such that the module doesn't get loaded until that block is executed ... but once loaded that module stays loaded even after the block is exited.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: socket checker in multiple hosts for multiple destination (Perl 6) by syphilis
in thread socket checker in multiple hosts for multiple destination by Bams

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