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I'm writing a Perl script, how do I use forms?
The form should simply be called with a simple:
use Modulewhere obviously "module" is the name of the module you want to use.
This statement is usually placed just below
#! / Location / of / perlHowever, nothing prevents you from inserting it elsewhere in the file. Once inserted, you can freely use all the education that has been defined within the module.
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