In Perl, argument passing is typically done using the special array `@_`, which holds the arguments passed to a subroutine. Here’s a short example to illustrate how to use it.
sub greet {
my ($name) = @_; # retrieve the first argument
return "Hello, $name!";
}
my $greeting = greet("Alice");
print $greeting; # Output: Hello, Alice!
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