Perl

[harinivaluva]

IN PERL program should first take the directory path as input
After getting the directory path, open the directory and read the directory entries, i.e., the names of the files in that directory
Open the files one after the other and read the data in the files
The data read from each file should be written into a new file
A sample directory is provided in the module 6 directory
Review the sample directory before you start writing the program
this is my question please reply as possible as quickly

[numberwhun]

IN PERL program should first take the directory path as input
After getting the directory path, open the directory and read the directory entries, i.e., the names of the files in that directory
Open the files one after the other and read the data in the files
The data read from each file should be written into a new file
A sample directory is provided in the module 6 directory
Review the sample directory before you start writing the program
this is my question please reply as possible as quickly

Actually, this isn't your question, is it? This is your homeworks question as that is exactly how it sounds. You should really read this sites Posting Guidelines as the posting of homework for answers is against our policy. You are going to have to do the legwork for this. Why not try to do this and then post your code (enclosed in the necessary code tags of course) and then we will provide you help.

Also, a more descripting subject/title next time is also a bigger help that just "Perl" as that is this forums topic.


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[KevinADC]

try this mate:.

unlink <'path/to/your/dir'>;