Name an instance where you used a CPAN module?
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Answer / prabhath kota
You might have asked the question in reverse.For daily needs
and for normal development purposes in Perl, we need to use
many modules.
We will get the modules from a common repository called
"Cpan", in which programmers from all over the world keep
the modules. Anyone can use them.
Eg.,
Data::Dumper
CGI
HTML::Template
CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
CGI::Ajax ...
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Answer / raghav
There are no.of instances for this
For eg; we use DBI module for database connectivity,
and we also use CGI Module for parsing the form input and
printing the headers.
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Answer / kiran
we will get a no.of modules from CPAN ,
there so many module for database interface,
database drivers.
to do the mathematical operations ,text processing .
each module is to handle a small tasks .
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