I run script "hello world" ago and it run sucessfully but today i am trying to understand filehandle and streams, i related it to my question because my book has an example which i tried to run by creating the file named not.txt and wrote the following code in it:

open (FILEHANDLE, ">not.txt") or die (Cannot open not.txt");
print FILEHANDLE "hello!";
close (FILEHANDLE);

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and then i go to perl(command line) and defined path where file "not.txt" is placed and wrote "perl not.txt" and hit enter then it show errors. i think it should print hello! as in the book.

In reply to Re^2: how to create a perl program using filehandle and streams ? by Monk_perl
in thread how to create a perl program using filehandle and streams ? by Monk_perl

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