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Simplified rules that never fail are not "unnecessary myths".

Exactly.

Removing parens to the definition of list is simpler then the same definition without parens.

A list is a series of comma delimited expression or "()".
Parens, an array or a hash on the LHS of an assignment operator force a list assignment.

A list is a series of comma delimited expression, a series of comma delimited expression in parens or "()".
A list, an array or a hash on the LHS of an assignment operator force a list assignment.

Using parens in the definition of list has failed.

In reply to Re^19: chopping a string into slices - is there a more elegant way to do it? by ikegami
in thread chopping a string into slices - is there a more elegant way to do it? by rovf

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