Answer Posted / nachikethas

Create a .pm file eg xyz.pm and you can have subroutines or
what ever you want can be placed there.

#content of xyz.pm
package xyz;
sub Printit{
print "In module xyz...";
}
1;
#end of xyz.pm

for using this perl module in ur perl program eg abc.pl

# content of abc.pl

use xyz;
xyz->Printit();

#end pf abc.pl

hope this helps :)

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