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Perl Programming quiz, level Advanced, question 29
Question: Which of these is not a suitable use of Perl?
Answer 1:Running an applet within your browser.
This was the CORRECT answer
Answer 2:Feeding parts of a database to a Java applet using a URL connection
Answer 3:Providing a guest book on your web site
Answer 4:Co-ordinating backup scripts across a network

This was a question from our quiz ... but we have now provided you with the answer (above) - we prefer to provide you with information rather than to puzzle you.
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