Its kinda big, but its works.. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use CGI;
my %months = (
                   0 => 'January',
                   1 => 'February',
                  10 => 'November',
                  11 => 'December',
                   2 => 'March',
                   3 => 'April',
                   4 => 'May',
                   5 => 'June',
                   6 => 'July',
                   7 => 'August',
                   8 => 'September',
                   9 => 'October',
);

my $date = CGI::Util::expire_calc('',''); # get time
my $time_offset = 0; # offset time in hours (-12 to 12)

my ($sec, $min, $hour, $mday, $mon, $year, $wday, $yday, $isdst) =
            localtime($date + 3600 * $time_offset);
        my ($formatted_date, $cmon, $cday, $syear);

        $year += 1900;
        $cmon  = $mon + 1;

        if ($hour < 10) { $hour = 0 . $hour; }
        if ($min < 10)  { $min  = 0 . $min; }
        if ($sec < 10)  { $sec  = 0 . $sec; }

        $cday = ($mday < 10)? 0 . $mday : $mday;

                my $ampm = 'am';
                if ($hour > 11) { $ampm = 'pm'; }
                if ($hour > 12) { $hour = $hour - 12; }
                if ($hour == 0) { $hour = 12; }

                if ($mday > 10 && $mday < 20) { $cday = '<sup>th</sup>
+'; }
                elsif ($mday % 10 == 1) { $cday = '<sup>st</sup>'; }
                elsif ($mday % 10 == 2) { $cday = '<sup>nd</sup>'; }
                elsif ($mday % 10 == 3) { $cday = '<sup>rd</sup>'; }
                else { $cday = '<sup>th</sup>'; }

                $formatted_date = "$hour:$min$ampm, $mday$cday, $month
+s{$mon}, $year ";

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "<html><h1>$formatted_date</h1></html>\n";

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In reply to Re^3: I am a beginner in perl,not able to get the output for the following by SFLEX
in thread I am a beginner in perl,not able to get the output for the following by madhann

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