Passing Command-Line Arguments in Perl: A Beginner’s Guide

 Command-line arguments can be a powerful way to make Perl programs flexible and adaptable. Whether you’re running scripts in a production environment or automating tasks on your machine, understanding how to pass and handle command-line arguments is essential. In this post, we’ll explore various ways to pass arguments to a Perl script and how to handle them efficiently.

1. Using @ARGV to Access Command-Line Arguments

The simplest way to handle command-line arguments in Perl is by using the @ARGV array. This special array stores the list of arguments passed to the script when it is executed. Here’s how you can use it.

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