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   * Parenthesis are optional unless part of syntax.   * Parenthesis are optional unless part of syntax.
   * ''@ARGV'' contains arguments, $0 contains program name.   * ''@ARGV'' contains arguments, $0 contains program name.
-  * ''die''/''warn'' can be used to exit/warn, $! will contain any system error message. Without \n at the end, perl will append line number to error message. 
  
 ===== Numbers ===== ===== Numbers =====
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   * ''<>'' iterates over all files in @ARGV (or STDIN if no args) like e.g. cat/sed/awk. <code perl>while (<>) {   * ''<>'' iterates over all files in @ARGV (or STDIN if no args) like e.g. cat/sed/awk. <code perl>while (<>) {
     chomp;     chomp;
-    print LOGFILE "It was $_ that I saw!\n";+    print "It was $_ that I saw!\n";
 }</code> }</code>
   * ''print'' takes list of items and sends all to STDOUT (unseparated). ''print @array;'' vs ''print "@array";'' <code perl>print <>;          # source code for 'cat'   * ''print'' takes list of items and sends all to STDOUT (unseparated). ''print @array;'' vs ''print "@array";'' <code perl>print <>;          # source code for 'cat'
 print sort <>;     # source code for 'sort'</code> print sort <>;     # source code for 'sort'</code>
-  * C-like printf function %g for number auto-format,%10s, %-10d etc.<code perl>my @items = qw( wilma dino pebbles ); +  * C-like printf function %g for number auto-format,%10s, %-10d etc.
-my $format = "The items are:\n" . ("%10s\n" x @items); +
-printf $format, @items; +
-printf "The items are:\n".("%10s\n" x @items), @items; +
-</code> +
-  * Filehandles can be barewords (upper-cased) or variables. Special filehandles are : STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, DATA, ARGV, and ARGVOUT .<code perl>open CONFIG, '<dino';  # < is optional +
-open BEDROCK, '>fred' || die "Cannot open fred: $!"; +
-open LOG, '>>:encoding(UTF-8)','logfile'; # for perl >= 5.6 +
-open my $bedrock, '>:crlf', $file_name; # DOS-formatted output +
-binmode STDOUT, ':encoding(UTF-8)';</code> +
-  * ''select'' can be used to change default output filehandle. ''$| = 1;'' unbuffers currently selected output.+
 ===== User Subroutines ===== ===== User Subroutines =====
  
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