Match each item with a statement below.
-in Perl,when it precedes a variable name,it indicates it should not be interpolated

Question

Match each item with a statement below.
-in Perl,when it precedes a variable name,it indicates it should not be interpolated
A)

B)$name
C)@
D)\
E)<>
F)#
G)==
H)%
I)ne

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Backslash (\) is used in Perl to escape special characters or sequences, so when it precedes a variable name, it indicates that it should not be interpolated.

Answer: B
 In Perl, the dollar sign ($) is used to indicate a scalar variable. So, when it precedes a variable name, it indicates that it is a scalar variable.

Answer: E
 Angle brackets (<>) are used in Perl for input/output operations from files or standard input/output. So, when used alone, it reads input from the default source.

Note: The other options are also used in Perl, but they don't match the given statement.

Match Each Item with a Statement Below