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| Question: | When developing a module, you'll often use "die" to flag errors, but when you release your module for others to use, you'll want the error message to reflect where abouts in *their* code the failing call was made. You should replace die with: |
| Answer 1: | croak, and ensure that the last character of the error message is NOT \n This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | carp |
| Answer 3: | confess |
| Answer 4: | close |
| Answer 5: | warn |
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