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| Question: | To find the parameters that were passed into your Perl program from the command line, you could use |
| Answer 1: | The list @ARGV This was the CORRECT answer |
| Answer 2: | The scalar $ARGC (to tell you how many parameters there were) and the list @ARGV to tell you their values. |
| Answer 3: | <COMMAND> to read from the command line |
| Answer 4: | Command line input is available in Perl through the Browser::Location module |
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