in reply to why does -e work and not \n on strawberry perl

Perhaps the confusion lies in the fact that the first example is intended to be in a script file, while the second is intended to run from the command line?

Full code for the first one would be something like

#!(path/to/perl.exe) use strict; use warnings; print "Howdy, World\n";
Obviously your second one is working, so there is not much question about that...

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Re^2: why does -e work and not \n on strawberry perl
by Red Viper (Novice) on Jun 05, 2014 at 05:44 UTC

    Thank you all. I am so grateful that there is this resource here to help people like me learn.