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Perl File Extensions (.pl, .plex, and .aspl)

By Mike Prestwood

Posted 17 years ago on 11/4/2008 and updated 1/13/2009

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Languages Focus: File Extensions

Common or primary file extensions used (not a complete list, just the basics).

Perl File Extensions

.pl is the traditonal default extension for Perl although some developers will change the default extension in an effort to add an additional security level and .cgi is still popular as a Perl associated extension as well as .plex and .aspl.

.pl - Perl
.cgi - Common Gateway Interface
.plex - Perl Executable
.aspl - Active Server Perl


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@Monkey Mart Game This information is so helpful

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