hi this is the code of perl file have a look at it & tell me how to go 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Image::IPTCInfo;

chdir('demo_images');

my @files = ('burger_van.jpg', 'dog.jpg');

foreach my $filename (@files)
{
    # Create new IPTCInfo object for the file
    my $info = new Image::IPTCInfo($filename);

    # With this you can get a list of keywords...
    my $keywordsRef = $info->Keywords();

    # ...and specific attributes
    print "file      : $filename\n";
    print "caption   : " . $info->Attribute('caption/abstract') . "\n"
+;
    foreach $keyword (@$keywordsRef)
    {
        print "  keyword : $keyword\n";
    }

    # Create some mappings and extra data for messing
    # with XML and SQL exports.
    my %mappings = (
        'caption/abstract'    => 'caption',
        'by-line'            => 'byline',
        'city'                => 'city',
        'province/state'    => 'state');
    
    my %extra = ('extra1'   => 'value1',
                 'filename' => $filename);    
    # Demo XML export, with and without extra stuff
    print $info->ExportXML('photo');    
}



exit;

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