$ perl -E 'say localtime time; say scalar localtime'
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Mon Feb 23 22:46:19 2009

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$ perl -E'$foo = localtime time; say $foo; $bar = localtime; say $bar'
Tue Feb 24 16:34:31 2009
Tue Feb 24 16:34:31 2009

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You be the judge! :) (This time, be the judge with misleading code. Thanks, ysth and Annony.)

I guess I should have suggested for you to just try it yourself to begin with~

Update: Added smiley

And you didn't even know bears could type.

In reply to Re: Difference of localtime by Lawliet
in thread Difference of localtime by vinoth.ree

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