What arguments do you frequently use for the Perl
interpreter and what do they mean?
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Answer / vipul dalwala
Mainly we are using -w argument for perl interpreter. That
means you are turning on warning messages.
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Answer / sandeep kumar mall
Hi The various command line arguments are -e executes the
prog given as an argument-d start perl debugger on the file
name specified as an argument-c compile the file given as an
argument
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Answer / jamal
-w Which show warning
-d Which debug
-c Which compile only not run
-e Which executes
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Answer / sanjay garothaya
-w to show warning
-d to debug
-c to compile only not run
we can also use combination of these like
-wd
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