in reply to Re: Odd number of elements in hash assignment warning. Use of uninitialized value warning
in thread Odd number of elements in hash assignment warning. Use of uninitialized value warning
I think what he means (in less sarcastic terms :) ) is that there is no reason not to simply have:
I'm sure some people would defend variable initialization, even to the default, but in general I think it's more readable to simply accept the default (undef) that Perl assigns. Trust Perl. Perl is your friend.my %hash;
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"cluelessness" = best practice
by blogical (Pilgrim) on May 30, 2007 at 16:05 UTC |