Try this:

use strict;
use CGI::Pretty;
my $query = CGI::Pretty->new;

print $query->start_form('POST','/cgi-bin/Signup.pl'),
      $query->radio_group(
    -name         =>'Parent',
    -values       => [ "Father", "Mother" ],
    -linebreak    =>'true',
    -columnheader =>'Parent'
);

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After your initial print, you have a comma. Change that to a semicolon or remove the second print statement :)

You were getting a one (1) because you were asking Perl to print the value of the return result of the second print statement. This is almost always true.

$ perl -e 'print "Ovid",print"Ovid"'
OvidOvid1

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Cheers,
Ovid

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In reply to (Ovid) Re: The value 1 prints out to the page by Ovid
in thread The value 1 prints out to the page by mnlight

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