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		<title>Printing In Perl</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Printing A String Printing a string in Perl couldn&#8217;t be easier, you simply use the print function. If you want to print a line in Perl you simple need to write the following: print "Hello World!"; Output: Hello World! Similarly you you print a variable as follows: my $string = "Hello World!"; print $string; Output: [...]]]></description>
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<p>Printing a string in Perl couldn&#8217;t be easier, you simply use the <a title="Perl Print Function" href="http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/print.html" target="_blank">print</a> function. If you want to print a line in Perl you simple need to write the following:</p>
<pre>  print "Hello World!";</pre>
<pre>  Output: Hello World!</pre>
<p>Similarly you you print a variable as follows:</p>
<pre>  my $string = "Hello World!";
  print $string;

  Output: Hello World!</pre>
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