1. Name a "Good Perl Programming" practice.
  2. Sorry, "use strict;" is not a "Good Perl Programming practice" it's basic sanity that is included in all decent languages by default. Pick another one.
  3. Sorry, proper code ecapsulation and descriptive variable naming have nothing to do with Perl. Name another one.
  4. Nope, map in void context is just simply an example of not forcing the computer to do useless work, no Perl here.
  5. Correct! There is no such thing as a "Good Perl Programming practice." There are only good programming practices that can be applied to Perl just like any other language.
  6. This concludes our lesson for the day.

In reply to Re: Do good Perl practices carry over to other coding? by Anonymous Monk
in thread Do good Perl practices carry over to other coding? by bradcathey

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