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perlhacktips: fix trivial typos #23136

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Expand Up @@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ support their use.

booleans

You can use C<bool>, C<true>, and C<false> as provided by C<< <stdbool.h >>
You can use C<bool>, C<true>, and C<false> as provided by C<< <stdbool.h> >>
(or natively in C++).

=back
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -2121,7 +2121,7 @@ C99, and so some workarounds were created. The C<TRUE> and C<FALSE>
macros are still available as alternatives for C<true> and C<false>.
And the C<cBOOL> macro was created to correctly cast to a true/false
value in all circumstances, but should no longer be necessary. Using
S<C<(bool)> I<expr>>> should now always work.
S<C<(bool)> I<expr>> should now always work.

There are no plans to remove any of C<TRUE>, C<FALSE>, nor C<cBOOL>.

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