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			<title>First Steps In Perl</title>
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			<description>How To Run A Perl Script&#058;



Knowing perl syntax is a bit useless if you cant execute your code, so here's a guide.



If you're using any variation of unix (so that includes mac osX and just about any linux) then you should have perl already installed, in which case you can skip the next part.



If you are using windows, then you will need to download and install activeperl.



Once you have perl you can execute code from the command line, the usual command would be &gt;perl yourfilename.pl

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