Explain the difference between die and exit in perl?
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Answer Posted / Mahfooz Ali
In Perl, both `my` and `local` are used to declare variables with a limited scope. The main difference lies in their lifetime:
* `my` variables are declared within the current lexical scope (subroutine or block). They retain their value across function calls.
* `local` variables are declared within the current dynamic scope (subroutine call). Their lifetime ends when the subroutine returns.
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