I really appreciate the links here, in following them I also found What's the difference between dynamic and lexical (static) scoping? Between local() and my()? to be very helpful.

In reading the aforementioned passage in Llama (p98) again, it seems to me that adherance to the strict pragma is more of a PM thing. I get the feeling that, since merlyn addresses it briefly at Chapter 8 of Llama 2nd ed., the message of the Llama is that it is more efficacious not to worry about strict when beginning to learn perl. Comments? Trout slaps from Camel ot?
TIA
jg
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: passing a variable from one subroutine to another by jerrygarciuh
in thread passing a variable from one subroutine to another by c

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