Demonstrates the reference syntax : Reference « Data Type « Perl






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  3. Reference

Demonstrates the reference syntax

   

#!/usr/bin/perl


use warnings;
use strict;
use CGI::Pretty qw( :standard );

print( header(), 
       start_html( 'Demo' ),
       p( 'Some', 'random', 'text' ),
       p( { -align => 'right' }, 'right', 'aligned text' ),
       p( { -align => 'center' },
          [ 'on', 'separate', 'lines' ] ),
       end_html() );








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