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Boolean context is simply any place where an expression is being evaluated to see whether it's true or false.
Perl treats same variable differently based on Context, i.e., situation where a variable is being used. Assuming an array @my_array=("MOHD","KASID") ... See More
Perl has three basic Variables types such as 1.Scalars 2.Arrays 3.Hashes Scalars are single values: numbers, strings, and so on
Perl does not have specific boolean type, but every scalar value when it checked using if condition will be either true or false. for example: if($variable eq "Hello ... See More
Yes. But PERL is a plain text language, but does support C-like languages. Many components of PERL itself have C internals, especially highly optimised modules and librar ... See More
Boolean context holds true and false value. There is three way we can identify the false statement 1.if the value is 0 2.if the value is " " i.e. null 3.if the ... See More
Yes it is possible.But We cannot compile it.