oct9.pl
From the command line, $ ./oct9.pl
This is where you should describe what your program does when it runs - in other words, what a user needs to know. What inputs does it take? What output does it produce? And so on.
First let's talk about POD - plain old documentation. See <a href=``http://perldoc.com/perl5.8.0/pod/perlpod.html''>perdoc.com on perlpod</a> for more details.
To create the .html file with the documentation, you type ``pod2html filename.pl > filename.html'' at the command line.
Here's a bullet list.
You can also put italic or bold stuff in.
And this is a ``head2'' section.
indenting stuff
keeps the white space
as you . . . type it.
* version 0.1 before class on Oct 9.
The class notes are accessible through the http://cs.marlboro.edu/ website.
Jim Mahoney, <mahoney@marlboro.edu>
Copyright 2003 by Jim Mahoney
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.