The document discusses various features of Perl 6, including:
- Rat arithmetic handles fractions exactly in Perl 6 unlike Perl 5.
- Catch blocks allow catching exceptions and resuming execution after failures.
- Interpolation syntax in Perl 6 allows interpolating variables, expressions and types into strings.
- Formatting methods like fmt allow formatting numbers to a given precision.
- Lists can contain other lists, and lists are flattened using the Slip method.
- Buffers can represent binary data and support operations like rotating bytes.
- Deeply nested lists can be flattened using various approaches like gathering, shifting, or prefix operators.