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# hello.pl
# Displays a warm greeting.
#
# AUTHOR
# Brian Wisti (or webfiend on perlmonks)
# DATE
# 28 December 2004
# VERSION
# 1.0
# PURPOSE
# Demonstration script for my Perl tutorial
# USAGE
# perl hello.pl
# LICENSE
# You may copy and redistribute this program as you see fit, with n
+o
# restrictions.
# WARRANTY
# This program comes with NO warranty, real or implied.
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You meant
=head1 NAME
hello.pl - Displays a warm greeting.
=head1 USAGE
perl hello.pl
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Demonstration script for my Perl tutorial
=head1 LICENSE
You may copy and redistribute this program as you see fit, with no res
+trictions.
=head1 WARRANTY
This program comes with NO warranty, real or implied.
=head1 AUTHOR
Brian Wisti (or webfiend on perlmonks)
and the version in the package global $VERSION, I hope.
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