> also
> "or die" is more preferable than "|| die"
Why is that? :) I was actually going to post a question about ambiguity
syntax later, but here it is anyway. Are the following 4 equivalent?
1)
if ($b) {
$a = $b;
}
else {
$a = $c;
}
2)
$a = $b or $c;
3)
$a = $b || $c;
4)
$a = $b ? $b : $c;
Also there was an example on the web that completely threw me off. Although
this works:
local ($/);
,I have no idea how it undefs $/. Points to a good reading on the
subject are equally appreciated.
Thanks
Peter
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