… . L<name/"sec"> or L<name/sec> Link to a section in other manual page. E.g., L<perlsyn/"For Loops"> L</"sec"> or L</sec> Link to a section in this manual page. E.g., L</"Object Methods"> A section is started by the named heading or item. For example, L<perlvar/$.> or L<perlvar/"…

…t "Hello, world\n"; More detailed information about Perl syntax can be found in perlsyn Perl variable types You may have noticed the strange character string <$name> above. That denotes a variable, which is generally pronounced as "name". The dollar sign is called a "sigil", and …

…ul match in the same scope, whichever comes first. See "Compound Statements" in perlsyn and "Scoping Rules of Regex Variables" in perlvar for more details. You can access the contents of a capture group by absolute number (using "$1" instead of "\g1" , etc ); or by name via the %…

…ul match in the same scope, whichever comes first. See "Compound Statements" in perlsyn and "Scoping Rules of Regex Variables" in perlvar for more details. You can access the contents of a capture group by absolute number (using "$1" instead of "\g1" etc ); or by name via the %+ …

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