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Using my to declare the local variable in a subroutine

   


#!/usr/bin/perl -w

$x = 10;

print "before: $x\n";
change_global_not();
print "after:  $x\n";

sub change_global_not {
    my $x = 20;
    print "in change_global_not(): $x\n";
}








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