UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

Hi Everyone,
I have the following

Code:

for my $day (1..31) {
print "$day\n";
}

but it prints:
1
2
3

how to make it
01
02
03
.
.

Thanks

Code:

for my $day (1..31) {
 print "$day\n" unless $day < 10;
 print "0$day\n" if $day < 10;
}

Thanks

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Or, even easier:

Code:

printf "%02d\n", $_ foreach (1 .. 31);