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in thread Autovivification for dummies (using Test::More)

My point was to illustrate how the "naive" expectation of dereferencing is contradicted by the reality of how autovivification works.

Ok, that is a perfectly reasonable explanation. It might have been nice to say that in the original post, but I know how hard it can be to figure out the things people will have questions or confusion about.

I have lately been incorporating Test::More into my perlmonks posts

I like this idea. One of the reasons I like tests is they can convey a lot of information in a convenient, machine-usable little packet. They are just like the test snippets I usually end up writing, but in addition they show where my expectations are violated or upheld.

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Re^4: Autovivification for dummies (using Test::More)
by tphyahoo (Vicar) on Jul 29, 2005 at 17:17 UTC
    I have started a perlmonks tutorial series called "How to ask Questions (with Test::More) at tutorials.

    So far there is:

    How To Ask a Question (With Test::More)
    How to Ask A Regex Question (With Test::More)

    and more coming soon. :)