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03-16-2006
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Regarding use and require keywords
Hi,
what is the difference between use and require keywords in Perl. What is the significance of these lines (what it mean, what is the use of this) #!/usr/bin/perl -w // In Perl script.... #!/bin/ksh //In shell script..... Thanks Sweta 
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