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by maxlybbert
1888 days ago
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That make me think more of Javascript, which distinguishes between undefined values (usually means “not set”) and null values. You’re correct that a Perl scalar can always be set to undef, which is the Perl name for null. But that’s not really unique to Perl. For instance, while a Java boolean can’t be null, a Java Boolean can be. |
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