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Re^3: Why use strict is good, and barewords are bad

by jhourcle (Prior)
on Apr 22, 2005 at 01:39 UTC ( [id://450256]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re^2: Why use strict is good, and barewords are bad
in thread Why use strict is good, and barewords are bad

So barewords were introduced with the assumption subroutine calls would always have amperands -- and as hindsight works so well, we can all see what a bad assumption that was.

(besides, you said 'Presuming no "use strict" (or the days of Perl3)')

... and I'm a newbie -- I learned from Matt's Script Archive the llama book in um...1994? 1995? using Perl 4. I've never used Perl 3.

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