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| Question: | The hash called %INC: |
| Answer 1: | Provides the programmer (and Perl itself) with a list of all the modules that have been loaded into the current invocation, and where they were loaded from. This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | Provides the programmer (and Perl itself) with a list of all the places which Perl is to look in when modules are to be loaded dynamically during the running of the program. |
| Answer 3: | Allows the programmer to check if a module has already been loaded before he wastes time loading and compiling it again. |
| Answer 4: | Allows the programmer to specify a number of modules to all be loaded at the same time, thus saving repeated context switching. |
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