(Update: I read your reply, so you really want to know. Okay, don't forget those perlvars named $^C (COMPILING), $^F (SYSTEM_FD_MAX) etc., when you print them, they show as little unrecognizable symbols. Use ord to print out their ascii values, then you will recognize them. :-)
The output from your code is not that meaningful, isn't it?
Yes, Symbol table is a hash, but not really that straight. Think about this, in a hash you can not have duplicate keys, but in your program, you might have a hash and a scalar both named abc.
Don't forget typeglob.
foreach $symname (sort keys %main::)
{
local *sym = $main::{$symname};
if (defined $sym) {
print "\$$symname is defined, and value is $$symname\n";
}
if (defined @sym) {
print "\@$symname is defined, and value is @$symname\n";
}
if (defined %sym) {
print "\%$symname is defined, and value is %$symname\n";
}
}
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