In Perl, the `given/when` construct allows for a switch-like behavior using smart matching. This feature is experimental and provides a cleaner way to handle branching logic based on the values of variables.
use v5.10; # Enable given/when
my $value = 2;
given ($value) {
when (1) { say "Value is one"; }
when (2) { say "Value is two"; }
when (3) { say "Value is three"; }
default { say "Value is something else"; }
}
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