in reply to Re: addresses of objects
in thread addresses of objects
I think you mean "string context", not "scalar context". Scalar context per se doesn't turn a reference to anything.
And the numeric value of a string "ARRAY(0x155513c)" is zero:
In the original case the reference is evaluated in numerical context, not first in string and then numerical. And in numerical context reference evaluates to the address.perl -e "$x = []; print qq{$x}+0"
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