one-liner

one-liner
● ►en n. m. ►PROG►PERL Programme dont le code ne fait qu'une seule et unique ligne. Quelque chose que l'on rencontre régulièrement en Perl. Exemple: perl -e 'print("Hello, world !\\n")'.

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