Allison wrote:
> The answer is the same, in any case: "When the condition in the
> C<while> has a false value, when the list/array in the C<for> is empty,
> or when the condition (2nd expression) in the C<loop> is met on the first
^
not
> comparison."
>
> > Are the hordes of programmers yet-to-be that will be weaned
> > exclusively on Perl 6 look scornfully on me for such opinions and say,
> > "There goes another Perl 5 programmer, pass the Geritol"?
>
> Who knows what they'll think of us? They'll probably all be wearing
> brightly colored latex body suits with communication/computation devices
> embedded on every surface too. ;)
<shudder> I have the privilege of meeting a large number of Perl programmers
on a regular basis and, as deeply as I admire and respect them all, there are
VERY FEW that I want to see in latex body suits!
;-)
Damian
