in reply to Re^3: New to Perl
in thread New to Perl
The nit I have is that you say there is no difference other than style between my $scalar="bleh"; and my($scalar) = "bleh";. There is a difference. The former uses scalar context and the latter uses list context. That can make a difference to the evaluation of an expression. For example:
use strict; my $time1 = localtime(); my($time2) = localtime(); print "time1 is $time1\n"; print "time2 is $time2\n";
The time2 line prints only the seconds value of the current time.
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