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by yellowapple
2517 days ago
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@ → A → array $ → S → scalar That's how I learned and remember them. What makes that less obvious is when you work with references to arrays; the reference itself is a scalar, so it gets the scalar sigil. You can dereference it, though, by sticking an array sigil in front of it, thus telling the interpreter "hey, this is a scalar reference to an array". |
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