2. Perl: get, write, run

Get (and install)
See https://www.perl.org/get.html. For Windows, I recommend Strawberry Perl.

Well, to keep it simple, for the first steps (Part 1 and Part 2), I suggest to use an online compiler like https://www.onlinegdb.com/online_perl_compiler first. At a later moment you can install Perl on your system.

Write
All your Perl programs, should have the following basic structure:

	#-------------------------------------------   
	#!/usr/bin/perl # required
	use strict; # required
	use warnings; # required
	#-------------------------------------------
	my $str = "Hello World!"; # variable
	print($str . "\n"); # variable
	#-------------------------------------------      

1. Write always the first three lines (required), although I omit them in my code snippets for more shorter and readable code. The variable lines contain specific code.
2. Use always my when declaring variables. In my code snippets, I omit my also.