Command Line Options
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Perl has a set of command-line switches. Here are a few of the most useful
ones.
- -c
- Check the syntax of a Perl script but do not execute it.
- -e
- Specify Perl code on the command line.
- -w
- Warn the programmer about any questionable uses of
variables. These include variable used only once and variables which are
referenced before being assigned. New Perl programmers are advised to
check their scripts with perl -c -w script.pl.