Generates HTML with the use of CGI.pm
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use CGI ':standard';
print header();
print start_html('Generating HTML');
print h1('Now Is:');
print p('The current date and time is:', scalar(localtime));
print hr();
print h1('This is heading 1');
my $file_listing = '';
$file_listing .= "<br />$_" foreach <*.pl>;
print p('This is a ', ' file list:', $file_listing);
print p('Check out the',a({ href => 'http://www.java2s.com/' }, 'www.java2s.com Home Page'));
print end_html();
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