I'm sure someone has answered this already (I couldn't find it in the history), but here goes (a stupid one i'm sure):
How do I use the print command in a way that my code will be more organized, for example:

If i want to print a long (more then a row) sentence then my code looks ugly, something like this:
print "Once upon a time there was a little programmer that asked to ma
+ny questions.\nToday his question was realy a stupd one.\nand so on a
+nd on...";
if ($bla eq 'test') {
  ....;
}

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and you can see this looks ugly. is there a line seperator or something else to handle these situation of long lines of code (actually not only in print command)?

Thanks

Hotshot

In reply to breaking a line on printing by hotshot

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