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What are special variables?

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There are specific types of variables whose MEANINGS are predefined and have SPECIAL significance. They perform a specific function as and when required by the programmer. Most of these PERL special variables come with a long English-like naming convention. For example, Operating System Error variable $! which can be written as: $OS_ERROR. All the special variables available within Perl leverage punctuation CHARACTERS FOLLOWING the usual variable indicator such as at (@), dollar ($), or percent (%) sign, like $_. 

For example:  

foreach ('Karlos', 'Sue', 'Dee')  {     print($_);     print(" \n ");  }


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