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Perl 101 (part 7) - CGI Basics
By: Vikram Vaswani and Harish Kamath, (c) Melonfire
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    2000-09-25

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    Perl 101 (part 7) - CGI Basics
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    If you've been paying attention these last few weeks, you should now know enough to write basic Perl programs. And with that task accomplished, Perl 101 now turns its attention to teaching you how to use Perl to generate HTML pages dynamically through server-side CGI scripts.

    Since CGI scripts typically involve passing a number of name-value pairs of variables from one page to another, we're first going to introduce you to a new type of variable, and then use that knowledge to build some simple CGI scripts. Keep reading!

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