<ul><li>In Perl, sharing functionality across code is commonly done through modules and exporting functions or variables.</li><li>The Exporter module is often used to define which functions or variables are available to module users.</li><li>Exporter provides a way to export functions/variables to the caller's namespace using @EXPORT and @EXPORT_OK arrays.</li><li>To export functions in Perl using Exporter, include the module in your script and specify functions to export.</li><li>Updating a test file to test exporting functionality involves using use_ok and calling functions without the namespace.</li><li>Inheriting from the Exporter class in Perl allows extending functionality for exporting functions.</li><li>Exporting functions in Perl using Exporter helps maintain a clean and organized module interface.</li><li>Using clear and descriptive names for exported functions and variables enhances the usability of the module.</li><li>Next, the series will cover Object Oriented Programming in Perl, enhancing code organization and manageability.</li><li>Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Perl encapsulates data and functionality within objects for structured code.</li></ul>

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