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in thread [Solved] What are these hex character classes?
You're most welcome, three18ti!
Perl expectedly parses both as "\n" (the leading zeros aren't significant):
perl -MO=Deparse,-p -e 'print "\x{A}"'
Output:
print("\n"); -e syntax OK
And:
use warnings; use strict; print ord "\x{A}" if "\x{000A}" eq "\n";
Output:
10
As you see, \x{A}, \x{000A} and \n all represent the same character.
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