I've seen that %_ is treated as a special variable in Perl, as $_ and
@_ are: no warning is issued when using it without a package name, no
'my' is allowed on that var; the problem is that I could not find it
among Perl's documentation.
I'd like to use it in a program but am not sure whether I might be
interfering with some other intended use for %_ .
Considering similar variables that are used by Perl and documented in
perlvar, it does not seem unlikely that it will be predefined in future
Perl versions. Hence, I for one would not use it. To be safe.
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