Similarly, in #5, I'd also ask for an explanation of $var = @array;, and for a
comparison between the two.
Thanks Aristotle; you induced self doubt there given
that i was also thinking of the value of a list being
evaluted in scalar context.
So i suppose, OP could add/replace a question something like..
What are the values of $x and $y below?
@odd = (1,3);
$x = @odd;
$y = (1,3);
...I feel much better now after consulting w/ perl.
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