Chapter 3. Perl Scripts
Now it is time to write a Perl script and execute it. By the time you have finished this chapter, you should understand each of the following lines (each line is an entity unto itself):
#!/usr/bin/perl# This statement should print the sum of three numbers$n = localtime; print "$n\n";perl -c myscript(Might be a runaway multi-line "" string...Argument "6dogs" isn't numeric in addition (+) ...
Before we get started, please take note that each line of code, in most of the examples throughout this book, is numbered. The output and explanations are also numbered to match the numbers in the code. ...
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