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For when you know you are reinventing the wheel, but are doing it anyways. Questions with this tag involve code that is already fully implemented (such as from a library).
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Perl - Splitting a string
- Use the strict and warnings pragmas
This helps catch many errors at an early stage.
- Declare lexical variables with my instead of using package variables
If you define variables without having d …
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