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Perl » Subroutine » my

my variable is initialized each time

   



sub incrementcount {

    my $count;

    return ++$count;

}



print incrementcount . "\n";

print incrementcount . "\n";

print incrementcount . "\n";

print incrementcount . "\n";

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