When "looping over hashes," we mean looping over hash keys or hash values. If you forgot to call 'keys' or 'values' you will accidentally loop over both.
foreach my $foo (%hash) {...} # not ok action() for %hash; # not ok foreach my $foo ( keys %hash ) {...} # ok action() for values %hash; # ok
An effort is made to detect expressions:
action() for %hash ? keys %hash : (); # ok action() for % ? keys % : (); # ok
(Granted, the second example there doesn't make much sense, but I have found a variation of it in real code.)
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