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"print" in Perl,

"Hello World!"

Congrats to you,

Although you're new,

First step's taken,

Walls are breakin'

And if you're stuck,

By any luck,

Perl Monks dear,

With advice here,

Shall through your night,

Shine their own light

Your problems solve

Perhaps dissolve!

So do not fear,

'Cause help is near!

So give your odes,

To Perl codes!


In reply to for beginners by Cobweb

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