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Perl » Language Basics » Variable Scope

Creates a global variable $myvar and prints out the global instance of the variable and the package-specific variable:


    



    #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w



    # Define a variable.

    $myvar = "Hello";



    # Print out the global variable.

    print "Global  : $myvar \n";



    # Print out the package specific variable.

    print "Specific: $main::myvar \n";

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