For users of those systems, it's time to wail and lament; I'm not comfortable explaining the installation process for those systems. I will say however that on most Unix/Linux systems out there, Perl comes pre-installed.
If you're unlucky enough to have a version on which Perl is not pre-installed, don't panic. There are plenty of examples of how to install it on those platforms (Google is your friend; go forth and search). Since I do not normally work in those environments, I'll leave those explanations to the pros.
That's it for this tutorial. In my next tutorial, I will cover the basics of Perl programming and by the end of the series delve into dynamic web development with Perl.
Till then...
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