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| Question: | If you run Perl with the "-w" option ... |
| Answer 1: | You get extra warning messages if your program does something which is allowed, but isn't good practice or might be a mistake. This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | Your output is wide, rather than being folded to fit your window |
| Answer 3: | An internet connection is established prior to the program running (i.e. if you access the net via dial-up, your system will dial in) |
| Answer 4: | Your program will delay in each print and printf statement to the window so that the output doesn't scroll off the screen before you can read it. |
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