Install Perl on Ubuntu

As people become more passionate about programming efficiency, scripting languages are popular, including Perl. Here we don't delve into Perl's history, nor do we dispute the merits of Perl and Python, and we'll see how to install Perl on Ubuntu, and the version I'm using is ubuntu11.10.

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When we installed Perl on Ubuntu, we could write a Perl program that could run, including a DDoS version of the attack script, using any text editor such as Gedit, a fairly powerful text editor.

First get the installation file on www.cpan.org:

wget http://www.cpan.org/src/5.0/perl-5.14.2.tar.gz

(This version is recommended because the current version is the most stable and not old)

Unzip the file:

Tar-xzf perl-5.14.2.tar.gz

Enter directory:

CD perl-5.14.2

./configure–des-dprefix= $HOME/localperl

Make

Make Test

Installation:

Make install

Test process:

Open Gedit to enter the following Perl script:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "hello,world!\n";

Save As HelloWorld (can not use suffix, also someone used. PLX suffix)

Enter the directory where the script file was just saved after opening terminal

Enter chmod a+x HelloWorld (Change the properties of the file to execute)

Enter Perlhelloworld or./helloworld execution

You will see terminal running results as:

hello,world!

Install Perl on Ubuntu