I have to import the functions and variables which is in EXPORT and EXPORT_OK variable.

@EXPORT = qw(&shuffle @card_deck);
@EXPORT_OK = qw(&collect @list);
our @card_deck = qw(this is for testing);    
               
our @list = qw( ass Jack queen king );
sub shuffle { return "shuffle is done\n" }
sub distribute{ return "distribute is OK\n" }
sub collect{ return "Collection is finished\n" }
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if we use the use package it will import the Export variable if we use the use package qw(..) it will import the Export_OK variable I have to import both the variable in one (use) statement.

for example the export is having more then 100 function and export_ok is having couple of function and some variable. How to import both the function and variable.

In reply to Export in perl by aantonyselvam

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