Hash slices in Perl allow you to retrieve or manipulate multiple values from a hash in a single operation. This feature is particularly useful when you need to work with more than one key at a time, enabling more efficient data handling and code brevity.
With hash slices, you can access a subset of values from a hash by specifying a list of keys within parentheses. This ability makes it easier to manage related data points that share a common structure.
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