Hello dear Perl-monks - good evening!

well i am currently workin on a parser that should fetch pages: i want to do it with Perl since this is the most pretty way to do it!
well - i have to build a loop since i need to fetch many pages from one server:
siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9009
siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9742
siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9871

Should i do it like this? 


for my $i (0..10000) {
  $ua->get('siteone_dot_com?show_subsite', id => , extern_uid => $i);
  # process reply
}

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Well i am not sure bout the string concatenation. How to do it - Note i want to fetch several hundred pages:

see the some details for this target-server sites - /(i have to create a loop over several hundred sites) siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9009
siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9742
siteone_dot_com?show_subsite=9871


...and so on and so fort... Question: How to appy this loop into the code!? 
  use strict; 
  use warnings; 

    use WWW::Mechanize;
    use File::Basename; 

    my $m = WWW::Mechanize->new;

    $m->get("the domain name ");

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love to hear from you!
regards

In reply to URL-String-concatenation within Perl [applying to a loop] by Perlbeginner1

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