In the context of Perl user-defined subroutines, which statement is the most accurate?
Which one of the following choices is a unary operator that can apply to only a single variable?
Which statement will print the capital attribute of the $kansas object?
Consider the following program code:
$val = 5;
if ($val++ == 6)
{
print("True ");
}
else
{
print("False ");
}
if ($val++ == 6)
{
print("True ");
}
else
{
print("False ");
}
What is the output of this code?
Consider the following lines of code:
sub mySub {
($arg, @args) = @_;
foreach $val (@args) {
$returnVal .= "$arg, $val\n";
}
$returnVal . "" . @args;
}
print &mySub(1, "a value", "another value", "a parameter", "another parameter");
What is the output of these lines of code?
Consider the following program code:
%employees = ("Lucy", "Accounting", "Armando", "Finance",
"Adrienne", "Marketing");
delete($employees{"Lucy"});
Which of the following lines of code has the same effect as the preceding code?
Consider the following program code:
@stack = (10, 10..25);
push(@stack, yellow);
shift(@stack);
push(@stack, white);
print shift(@stack);
What is the result of executing this program code?
Which one of the following choices will assign the current package Library1?
Running your Perl scripts with a d switch will perform which task?
Which one of the following choices uses the correct syntax for a valid array assignment?