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| Chen Li 2006-10-05, 7:57 am |
| Hi all,
I recenlty install PXPerl on my window xp. The
documentations come with perl6 bible stuff. Out of
curiosity I read some of the object section and data
type/variable in Perl 6. It looks like we have to
predeclare a lot of types of variables before we can
use them, just like those in JAVA. Any comments?
Li
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| D. Bolliger 2006-10-05, 6:58 pm |
| chen li am Donnerstag, 5. Oktober 2006 14:13:
> Hi all,
>
> I recenlty install PXPerl on my window xp. The
> documentations come with perl6 bible stuff. Out of
> curiosity I read some of the object section and data
> type/variable in Perl 6. It looks like we have to
> predeclare a lot of types of variables before we can
> use them, just like those in JAVA. Any comments?
Sounds like a good feature :-)
Dani
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| Chen Li 2006-10-05, 6:58 pm |
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--- "D. Bolliger" <info@dbolliger.ch> wrote:
> of
> data
> can
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> Sounds like a good feature :-)
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> Dani
I am not from a computer science background so it
migh give me a big headache if I have to predeclare
many types/variables before I can use them(at least
right now I am comfortable with only three variables
that perl5 provides: $, @ and %). So why do you think
it is a good feature for Perl6 to have many
types/varibles there?
Li
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