Which safety net do you use in Perl?

Question

Which safety net do you use?

use warnings;

or

use strict;

I know that

A potential problem caught by use strict; will cause your code to stop immediately when it is encountered, while use warnings; will merely give a warning (like the command-line switch -w) and let your code run.

Still I want to know that which one is mostly used by the Perl-programmers. Which one they have seen being used the most?

Answer 1

Both, of course. If perl were designed today, use strict and use warnings would be the default behavior. It's just like having warnings turned on in a compiler - why would you not do that by default?