monks,
Is it possible to create a package with multiple subroutines, which can be invoked by merely using the subroutine name. 
example:

Package.pm (contains the foll){
      subroutine1
      subroutine2
      subroutine3
      subroutine4
}

script.pl(contains){

use Package;
use strict;
  --
etc.
** call to subroutine **

}

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Suppose we make a call to a subroutine where shown in the sample code above,

Ideally we would invoke in this fashion,
Package::subroutine1(args)

I am wondering if we can somehow invoke in the following manner
subroutine1(args)

In reply to package names by siliconGopher

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