Just wondering, this syntax: 
my @quiz = (
    {ask => "Name the definitive rock band..",
     answer => "The Rolling Stones"
    },
    {ask => "What is their best song?",
     answer => "Moonlight Mile"
    },
    {ask => "What is their best album?",
     answer => "Sticky Fingers"
    }
    );

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it's object oriented Perl, right? Or is it just another way to give hash keys a value? I am only familiar with this type of syntax for the same thing: 
$myquiz{"question_here"} = "answer here";

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I've just never seen it done in this way, and I was wondering what the difference was (which when I looked it up, I thought I understood it to be "object oriented"), and if there is a benefit of chosing one over the other?

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