But 'v10' also looks like a bareword. Consider this: 
sub u11 {"u11"}
sub v11 {"v11"}
sub w11 {"w11"}

print u11, v11, w11, v10;
__END__
u11v11w11

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And that includes the new line.

There are more things that cause more confusion than they solve peoples problems: 

print 65.66;    # prints '65.66'
print 65.66.67; # prints 'ABC'

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And while you can use print v10 to print a newline, you can't use it to print two newlines (as opposed to one string with two newlines): 
print v10;      # prints newline.
print v10, v10; # "No comma allowed after filehandle"

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Abigail

In reply to Re: Why will v-strings be deprecated by Abigail-II
in thread Why will v-strings be deprecated by ambrus

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