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I have around 40 modules to load in a script, instead of hardcoding I want to load them dynamically (read the directory and use the modules)
I'm able to get the module names but the script throws an error when i do "use $fmodule"

Please point me to the right direction. Below is the sample script 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Basename;


BEGIN {
    my $path = '/path/ABC/*.pm';
    my @files = < $path >;
    foreach my $mod(@files){
        my($filename, $directories, $suffix) = fileparse($mod);
        $filename=~s/\.pm//gx;
        use $filename;
    }
    }

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I get the following error when the script is executed 
    syntax error at t.pl line 13, near "use $filename"
BEGIN not safe after errors--compilation aborted at

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Please let me know the correct way of loading the modules.

In reply to Dynamically load all modules from a directory by chanakya

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