Repeat post with better formatting: Standard Perl 6 has just these non-English variables: - $_ means "it" - @_ means "args" - $! means "current exception/er

Repeat post with better formatting: Standard Perl 6 has just these non-English variables: - $_ means "it" - @_ means "args" - $! means "current exception/error" - $/ means "last match" - $0 means $/[0], the first captured value of the last match All other system variables have understandable English names, eg: - $IN means the STDIN object/handle - $OUT means the STDOUT object/handle - %ENV means a hash (dict, associative array) of system environment variables - $PID means the system process id - $*KERNEL means the operating system kernel running under Etc.