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Author: JJ

doc/Language/variables.pod6

@@ -130,18 +130,18 @@ explicitly put in list-context by surrounding parentheses C<( )>:
 Assignment to a List container (list-context) always triggers list assignment:
 
     my @e;
-    @e = 7,8,9;                     # list assignment to Array
-    say @e;                         # OUTPUT:  «[7,8,9]␤»
+    @e = 7,8,9;                    # list assignment to Array
+    say @e;                        # OUTPUT:  «[7,8,9]␤»
 
     my $f;
-    ($f,) = 7,8,9;                  # list assignment to List with one element
-    say $f;                         # OUTPUT:  «7␤»
-    say ( ($f,) ).VAR.^name;        # OUTPUT:  «List␤»
+    ($f,) = 7,8,9;                 # list assignment to List with one element
+    say $f;                        # OUTPUT:  «7␤»
+    say ( ($f,) ).VAR.^name;       # OUTPUT:  «List␤»
 
     # ATTENTION: special declaration syntax!
-    my ($g) = 7,8,9;                # list assignment to List with one element
-    say $g;                         # OUTPUT:  «7␤»
-    say ( ($g) ).VAR.^name       # OUTPUT:  «List␤»
+    my ($g) = 7,8,9;               # list assignment to List with one element
+    say $g;                        # OUTPUT:  «7␤»
+    say ( ($g) ).VAR.^name         # OUTPUT:  «List␤»
 
 The last two examples above are simple I<destructuring assignments> that select
 the first item of the right-hand side list. See for a more elaborate discussion