Tuesday 8 October 2019

how many methods for reference creation in perl?

Method 1:

$ref=\"HelloHi";
print $$ref;                     #HelloHi


Method 2:

$var=5;
$ref="var";
print "$$ref";                 #5


Method 3:

@a=(1,2,3);
$ref="a";
print "@$ref";                 #1 2 3


Method 4:

%h=(a,b);
$ref="h";
print "$$ref{a}";            #b


Method 5:

sub name
{
    print "Hi Lets Crack\n";
}

$ref="name";
&{$ref};                        #Hi Lets Crack


Method 6:

$var=5;
$ref=\$var;
print $$ref;                 #5


Method 7:

@a=(1,2,3);
$ref=\@a;
print "@$ref";              #1 2 3


Method 8:

%h=(a=>b);
$ref=\%h;
print "$$ref{a}\n";      #b


Method 9:

sub name
{
    print "Hi Lets Crack\n";
}
$ref=\&name;
&$ref;                           #Hi Lets Crack


Method 10:

sub name
{
    my $a=shift;
    print $a "Hi Lets Crack\n";
}
open(FILE,">a.txt");
name(\*FILE);     


Method 11:

@a=(1,2,3);
@b=(4,5,6);
@array= name(\@a,\@b);
print @array;       


Method 12:

$a="hellohi";
$ref=\substr($a,0,1);
print $$ref;              #h


Method 13:

$ref=[1,2,3];
print "@$ref";         #1 2 3


Method 14:

$ref=[qw/1 2 3/];
print "@$ref";         #1 2 3


Method 15:

$ref=[qq/1 2 3/];
print "@$ref";         #1 2 3


Method 16:

$ref={a=>A,
b=>B};
print $$ref{a};         #A


Method 17:

$ref= sub {print "Hello\n"};
&$ref;                      #Hello


Method 18:

$var=5;
$ref=*var{SCALAR};
print $$ref;                #5


Method 19:

$var = 1;
${*var{SCALAR}} = 5;
print $var;                  #5


Method 20:

sub name
{
    print  "Hi Lets Crack\n";
}
$ref=*name{CODE};
&$ref;                       #Hi Lets Crack



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