lets say:
$_ = "Hello";
With the following subs calls:
1. sub(m/H/);
2. sub(m/R/);
3. sub(m/H/, 1);
4. sub(m/R/, 1);
Now when I check @_ inside sub I get.
1. ('1');
2. ();#Empty
3. ('1', 1);
4. (1)#??? Wierd doesn't sub knows it's getting two parameters (due to the
comma)?
Can anyone shed light on this.
I guess the main questions are:
What exactly is FALSE as returned by match (or any other boolean op)?
Why in cases 2 & 4 (mainly 4) the list of variables to the sub looks like it
does.
10x a LOT.
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