diff --git a/sections/implicit_ideas.pod b/sections/implicit_ideas.pod index 40857988..b7276f1e 100644 --- a/sections/implicit_ideas.pod +++ b/sections/implicit_ideas.pod @@ -235,7 +235,7 @@ command-line filter which reverses its input: Why C? C imposes list context on its operands. C passes its context on to its operands, treating them as a list in list context and a -concatenated string in scalar context. If this sounds confusing, it can be: if +concatenated string in scalar context. This sounds confusing, because it is. Perl 5 arguably should have had different operators for these different operations.