These are lines that get typed in 99% of the stuff I write (unless there's a good reason not to) and if nothing else, hey, it'll save on finger strain.
I always use strict for programs that are not of the -e type, and I'm a lazy typist. My solution was to tell my text editor (vim, but you can surely do something similar with others) to read from a template file whenever I try to edit a non-existent file ending on .pl. The template file includes the shebang line, use strict and use warnings. I also have a template file for *.pm with a little bit more stuff.

In reply to Re^3: Why isn't C<use strict> the default? by itub
in thread Why isn't C<use strict> the default? by BrowserUk

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