Explain perl one-liner?
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Answer / Mahendra Kumar Meena
A Perl one-liner is a single line of code that performs a task in the Perl programming language. It consists of a command with all necessary arguments, separated by spaces or semicolons. The advantage of a one-liner is its compactness and simplicity.
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