Re: Magic $a $b

Achim Peters <achimpeters@xxxxxx> writes:

But there happened to be a non-believer and he dared me with "Oh,
really? Perl this:"

use strict;
use warnings;

$a = 4711;

See mom, no warning! - That's magic.

Using $a and $b defies parts of of using strict.

//Makholm
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