Using my : my « Subroutine « Perl






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Using my

   


#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my $record;
$record = 4;
print "We're at record ", $record, "\n";

{
    my $record;
    $record = 7;
    print "Inside the block, we're at record ", $record, "\n";
}

print "Outside, we're still at record ", $record, "\n";








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