comment on

#Beginnings

use warnings;
use strict;

eval {
 what_we_wish:
   while (not die) {
   print "Live!"; reset and redo }}
 or do {
 may_not_be:;
 save_we_dare:
   while (reset) {
   print "Another chance"; redo and die
}}

__END__
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This compiles and the conclusion, if there is one, is in the running code. But be prepared to kill it, just in case the conclusion is to live.

Best, beth

In reply to Reflections on beginnings by ELISHEVA

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