How to find out the version of PERL being installed on your
LINUX machine.
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Answer / shashi
Just write perl -v
it will display the version:
This is perl, v5.8.5 built.........
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Answer / ramana murthy
You Can also find out version of Perl by using an System
Variable ... $^V
Thanks
Ramana Murthy
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Answer / hemant
You Can also find out version of Perl by using an System
Variable ... $]
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