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open(PASSFILE "+>/etc/passwd");

open(PASSFILE, "/etc/passwd");

open(PASSFILE "+

open(PASSFILE, ">/etc/passwd");

To label a program

To encrypt a program

To create new keywords

To define a namespace

The push function adds elements to the beginning of an array.

The push function removes the first element in an array.

The pop function removes the first element in an array.

The pop function removes the last element in an array.

print ("capital"=>$kansas);

print {$kansas}=>(capital);

print (capital)<={$kansas};

print $kansas->{"capital"};

Jan Feb May Apr Mar

Jan Feb Mar Apr May

Mar Apr May Jan Feb

May Jan Feb Mar Apr

/[a-zA-Z_0-9]/;

/^w/;

/[^a-zA-Z_0-9]/;

/[^0-Z$]/;

The code will output the following:

50

The code will output the following:

0

The code will output the following:

5

The code will output the following:

multiply(5, 10)

open(PASSWD, ">/etc/passwd");

open(PASSWD ">/etc/passwd");

open(PASSWD, ">>/etc/passwd");

open(PASSWD "+>/etc/passwd");

Variables declared using the my keyword are global in scope.

Variables declared using the local keyword are only available to the subroutine from which they are declared.

Variables declared using the my keyword are available to the calling subroutine.

Variable declared using the local keyword are available to subsequently called subroutines.

Generates a list of hash keys

Generates a list of hash values

Returns the number of key/value pairs

Reads the hash values into an array