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Index: A

absent import lists: 12.2. Selecting What to Import

abstract methods: 11.5. Creating Getters and Setters More Easily

accessors

AUTOLOAD method and: 11.4. Using AUTOLOAD for Accessors

11.4. Using AUTOLOAD for Accessors

Class::MethodMaker module: 11.5. Creating Getters and Setters More Easily

anonymous arrays

complex data and: 5.7. Selecting and Altering Complex Data

creating directly: 4.5. Creating an Anonymous Array Directly

defined: 4.2. What if That Was the Name?

hash references and: 4.6. Creating an Anonymous Hash

square brackets and: 4.5. Creating an Anonymous Array Directly

anonymous hash

creating: 4.6. Creating an Anonymous Hash

filesystem capture example: 7.6. Building Recursively Defined Data

anonymous subroutines: 6.2. Anonymous Subroutines

6.2. Anonymous Subroutines

API (Application Programming Interface): 9.7. Adding Parameters to a Method

archiving: 13. Writing a Distribution

arguments (see parameters)

array reference

anonymous array constructors and: 4.5. Creating an Anonymous Array Directly

4.5. Creating an Anonymous Array Directly

arrows and: 3.7. Simplifying Nested Element References with Arrows

3.7. Simplifying Nested Element References with Arrows

blessing: 10.1. Nested Object Destruction

curly braces and: 3.4. Dropping Those Braces

3.4. Dropping Those Braces

dereferencing: 3.3. Dereferencing the Array Reference

3.3. Dereferencing the Array Reference

3.6. Nested Data Structures

4.2. What if That Was the Name?

efficient sorting example: 7.3. Sorting Efficiently

empty arrays and: 4.7. Autovivification

features: 3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

hashes into: 5.7. Selecting and Altering Complex Data

IO::File objects and: 11.7. References to Filehandles

modifying: 3.5. Modifying the Array

3.5. Modifying the Array

nested data structures: 3.6. Nested Data Structures

Schwartzian Transform: 7.4. The Schwartzian Transform

arrays (see also anonymous arrays)

curly braces: 3.3. Dereferencing the Array Reference

dereferencing and: 3.5. Modifying the Array

4.2. What if That Was the Name?

modifying: 3.5. Modifying the Array

3.5. Modifying the Array

nested data structures and: 3.6. Nested Data Structures

ordered lists and: 3. Introduction to References

package names and: 2.7. Packages as Namespace Separators

referencing: 3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

3.3. Dereferencing the Array Reference

3.3. Dereferencing the Array Reference

scalars and: 3. Introduction to References

scoping considerations: 4.5. Creating an Anonymous Array Directly

ARRAY(0x1a2b3c): 3.2. Taking a Reference to an Array

arrows

drop arrow rule: 3.7. Simplifying Nested Element References with Arrows

hash references and: 3.8. References to Hashes

3.8. References to Hashes

method invocation arrow: 8.2. Introducing the Method Invocation Arrow

8.2. Introducing the Method Invocation Arrow

8.10. Where We Are So Far...

10.3. Indirect Object Notation

AUTOLOAD method

accessors and: 11.4. Using AUTOLOAD for Accessors

11.4. Using AUTOLOAD for Accessors

functionality: 11.3. AUTOLOAD as a Last Resort

11.3. AUTOLOAD as a Last Resort

inheritance and: 8.5. A Few Notes About @ISA

$AUTOLOAD variable: 11.3. AUTOLOAD as a Last Resort

AutoLoader core module: 11.3. AUTOLOAD as a Last Resort

autovivification

hash references and: 4.8. Autovivification and Hashes

process defined: 4.7. Autovivification

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