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    1.

    Perl –d

    2) #! /usr/bin/perl

    print "Hello world !\n"

    3) $c= 10;

    $f = 9/5*$c+32;

    $cname = 'Introduction to Perl';

    $fname = 'Introduction to webtech';

    print "Course $cname: size $c\n";

    print "Course $fname: size $f\n’;

    4) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    my $i=10;

    my $j=10;
    for(my $i=0; $i<=5; $i++)

    print "*" x$i, "\n";

    5) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    my $i=10;

    my $j=10;

    for(my $i=0; $i<=10; $i++)

    if($i%2==0)

    print "" x$i;

    else

    print "*" x$i, "\n";

    6) #!/usr/bin/perl
    use strict;

    use warnings;

    my $i=10;

    for(my $i=0; $i<=10; $i++)

    for(my $k=$i; $k<10; $k++)

    print "" x$k;

    for(my $j=1; $j<=$i; $j++)

    if($j%2==0)

    print "" x$j;

    else

    print "*" x$j, "\n";

    }
    7) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    my $i=10;

    for(my $i=0; $i<=10; $i++)

    if($j%2==0)

    print "" x$j;

    else

    my $filename='C:\Users\Karan\Documents\triangles.dat';

    open (my $fh, ">", $filename);

    print $fh "*" x$j, "\n" ;

    print "Written in the file Successfully";

    OUTPUT:

    8) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;
    use warnings;

    my $k;

    my $l;

    my $s;

    my $u;

    my $r;

    print "Weight Format : Stones, Pounds, Ounces";

    my $format =<STDIN>;

    print "Enter Weight";

    my $weight=<STDIN>;

    if($format = "Stones")

    my $k=$weight*6.35;

    elsif($format ="Pounds")

    my $l=$weight*0.45;

    elsif($format ="Ounces")

    my $u=$weight*0.028;

    print "Height Format : meter, Inches";

    my $hf=<STDIN>;

    print"Enter Height";

    my $height=<STDIN>;

    if($hf="Meter")

    my $s=$height;

    elsif($hf="Inches")
    {

    my $r=$height*0.025;

    print "The BMI is:\n";

    if($hf='Meter' && $format='Stones')

    my $bmi= $k/($s**2);

    print "$bmi";

    elsif($hf='Meter' && $format='Pounds')

    my $bmi5= $l/($s**2);

    print "$bmi5";

    elsif($hf='Meter' && $format='Ounces')

    my $bmi4= $u/($s**2);

    print "$bmi4";

    elsif($hf='Inches' && $format='Stones')

    my $bmi3= $k/($r**2);

    print "$bmi3";

    elsif($hf='Inches' && $format='Pounds')

    my $bmi2= $l/($r**2);

    print "$bmi2";

    elsif($hf='Inches' && $format='Ounces')

    {
    my $bmi1= $u/($r**2);

    print "$bmi1";

    OUTPUT:

    9) my $filename='C:\Users\Karan\Documents\3.pl';

    open(FILE, "< $filename") or die "can't open $file: $!";

    $count++ while <FILE>;

    print "No of line :$count";

    OUTPUT:

    10) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use warnings;

    my $filename='C:\Users\Karan\Documents\3.pl';

    open(FILE,"<$filename") or die "Can't open 3.pl";

    my $string = "apple";

    while (<FILE>) {

    if (/$string/)

    print "found string $string\n"; }

    else

    { print "did not find the string\n"; }


    }

    OUTPUT:

    It searches line by line.

    11. #!/usr/bin/perl

    use warnings;

    print "Celsius to Farenheit ";

    print "Enter the value to convert :";

    chomp(my $cel=<STDIN>);

    while($cel==0){

    print "The Converted Value is 0";

    $f=(9*$cel/5+32);

    print "The Converted value is: $f";

    OUTPUT:

    12)

    my $name=<STDIN>;

    chomp($name);

    @arr=split(//,$name);
    $count=@arr;

    $num=0;

    #print $count;

    for ($i=0;$i<$count;$i++){

    if ($arr[$i] eq $arr[$count-1]){

    #print "$arr[$i] ===== $arr[$count]\n";

    $count--;

    }else{

    $num++;

    last;

    if ($num == 0){

    print "Word is palindrome!!!";

    }else{

    print "Word is not a Palindrome!!!";

    OUTPUT:

    18)

    #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    print "Please Enter the File Name : ";

    my $file_name = <STDIN>;

    print "Enter student marks: ";


    my $mark=<STDIN>;

    chomp($mark);

    chomp($file_name);

    open (my $fh, '<', $file_name) or die "Can't Open $file_name $!\n";

    while (my $line = <$fh>) {

    if(<CODE> $line == $mark)

    print"$line";

    else

    print"<CODE> $line";

    OUTPUT:

    19) #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    print "Please Enter the File Name : ";

    my $file_name = <STDIN>;

    print"Median = $median \n";

    chomp($file_name);

    chomp($median);

    open (my $fh, '<', $file_name) or die "Can't Open $file_name $!\n";

    while (my $line = <$fh>) {

    my $median = <CODE> $line ">" ($marks > {count = 1 && 2))/2;


    print "$median";

    20.

    #!/usr/bin/perl

    use strict;

    use warnings;

    print "Please Enter the File Name : ";

    my $file_name = <STDIN>;

    chomp($file_name);

    open (my $fh, '<', $file_name) or die "Can't Open $file_name $!\n";

    while (my $line = <$fh>) {

    my $DESIRED_LINE_NUMBER1 = 1;

    my $DESIRED_LINE_NUMBER2 = 2;

    my $LINE = $line[$DESIRED_LINE_NUMBER1];

    my $LINE2 = $line[$DESIRED_LINE_NUMBER2];

    my $product = $LINE * $LINE2;

    chomp($product);

    print "Product = $product";

    print"$line";

    OUTPUT:

    24)
    1) /Fred/

    2) /[Fred Bloggs]/

    3) preg_match( '/^[A-Z0-9]{10}$/')

    4) preg_match( '/^[A]{10}$/')

    5) /^[ATAT]{7}/ and /^[ATAT]{12}/

    6) /[CGCG][^A]^[A-Z 0-9]={3}[ACTT ACGT]/

    7) /[ACG]^[A-Z 0-9]={3}^[s]={10}^[a]^[A-Z 0-9]/

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