What do I need to code to run my Perl Script from a command prompt like this:

perl myprogram.pl -i "C:\temp\inputfile.txt" -o "C:\temp\myoutput.csv"
+ -s "C:\temp\myoutput.stat"

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Where the -i is the input file (required) and the -o is the output file location for a csv (required) and the -s is the output file for a .stat file (not required). I would like to be able to run all three or just two of these in one command line. I already have the code for the program but need to fiure out how to implement the arguments so that they can run in command line. Thank you

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