By default all our code is placed in one package called main
B
Correct answer
Explanation
In Perl, code is NOT placed in a package called 'main' by default. The 'main' package exists as a special package for main program scope, but package declarations are explicit. Without a package declaration, code compiles in the current package (which may be 'main' initially but isn't automatically enforced as a container). Perl's default behavior differs from some other languages.