Hi moks, 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
                                                                      
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my @list = q('Ashok Hello');
                                                                      
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print "val: $_\n" foreach @list;
@list = qw('Ashok Hello');
print "val: $_\n" foreach @list;

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Output is as follows :-
val: 'Ashok Hello'
val: 'Ashok
val: Hello'

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why the Space is not Interpolted in the first foreach loop. can you please explain me how the internal goes here.

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In reply to Curious to know the internals of the following code by jesuashok

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