hello monks,

I have a module called "DIVISION.pm" which has two subroutines namely "divideInteger","printer"
And also i have a global variable namely "$value" in that module

the "divideInteger" subroutine in DIVISION.pm do the calculation and store the result in the "$value" variable.
The "printer" subroutine in DIVISION.pm prints the value "$value"

the following is my code,
use DIVISION;
divideInteger(56,2);
printer();
__END__
will this program print the value "23";
how the allocation for the module is done ?

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can you explain me how the allocation for the module is done when we include the module in the program using use DIVISION;

In reply to subroutine calls by Anonymous Monk

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