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liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-49-
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md:50:## Don't change argument `$_` in code block
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-51-
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md:52:[List::UtilsBy](https://metacpan.org/pod/List::UtilsBy) localizes `$_` in the code block, but List::UtilsBy::XS
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-53-doesn't localize it and it is only alias same as `map`, `grep`. So you
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md:54:should not modify `$_` in callback subroutine.
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-55-
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liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-57-
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md:58:You can access argument as only `$_` and cannot access as `@_`,
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md:59:`$_[n]`.
liblist-utilsby-xs-perl-0.05/README.md-60-