Re: Is any diffrence in...?


Jürgen Exner wrote:
> Rita wrote:
> > Is there any difference to write Perl script on windows or on Linux?
>
> Specifically for writing? Well, yes.
> The set of tools that typically come with each OS are different, e.g.
> Notepad versus emacs.

No I mean Programming code...because same programm i am running on
windows system it is working but on linux system it is not ,that's why?

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