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I ❤ CPAN
The document discusses CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network), which is Perl's killer feature. It provides an archive of Perl modules and is accessible through various websites, including CPAN.org for browsing modules, PAUSE for uploading and maintaining modules, Search.cpan.org for searching modules, and RT and AnnoCPAN for reporting issues. CPAN testers help ensure module quality and PAUSE admins help maintain orphaned modules.
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I ❤ CPAN
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