1. | Perl 5 Dereferencing Operators | | |
2. | Perl 5 Reference Assignments | | |
3. | Reference is a scalar variable | | |
4. | Increments Reference | | |
5. | Nested reference | | |
6. | References to references | | |
7. | References, Pointers | | |
8. | Creating and Dereferencing Pointers | | |
9. | Creating and dereferencing a reference | | |
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10. | Creating reference for arrays | | |
11. | Demonstrates the reference syntax | | |
12. | Dereference pointer | | |
13. | Dereferencing a Reference | | |
14. | Dereferencing the Pointer | | |
15. | Direct Reference Techniques | | |
16. | Direct Scalar References | | |
17. | Exchange reference | | |
18. | Get a reference to a file handle by using '$ioreference = *name{IO};' | | |
19. | Get reference of a range | | |
20. | Get the reference of the return value from substr | | |
21. | Get the reference to a scalar by using the form '$scalarreference = *name{SCALAR};' | | |
22. | Get the reference to a subroutine by using the form '$codereference = *name{CODE};' | | |
23. | Get the value from a reference | | |
24. | A reference is a scalar variable pointing-or refering to-something else | | |
25. | Reference Modification | | |
26. | Using $$ to get the value of the reference | | |