Hi Perl Monks. I am learning Perl. this is my first script please comment. Thanks 
#!c:/perl/perl.exe
print "My first Perl script\n"; ##the first line in the world of perl.
print "\n";

print "Please tell me the multiplication table required: "; ## your in
+put  
$num=<STDIN>;

print "Please tell me the multiplication Factor ( if you put more than
+ 100,make sure you have a big screen!  )        : ";
$y=<STDIN>;
## the Multipling factor 
for ($x=1;$x<=$y; $x++)
    {
        $tab=$num*$x;
print "the table is :   $tab \n";
    }

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2006-05-04 Retitled by Corion, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Hozefa'

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