February 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1184 pages
37h 17m
English
All loop statements have an optional
LABEL in their formal syntax. (You can put
a label on any statement, but it has a special meaning to a
loop.[74]) If present, the label consists of an identifier
followed by a colon. It’s customary to make the label uppercase both
to stand out visually and to avoid potential confusion with reserved
words. (Perl won’t get confused if you use a label that already has a
meaning like if or open, but your readers might.)
[74] Prior to v5.14, you couldn’t put a label on a package statement.
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