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Do I need to change my path so new perl runs instead of old perl?

Asked by naseeam in Perl Programming Language

When I invoke perl from command prompt, I get error because perl version 5.003_07 runs.  The perl that I installed in C:\perl\bin does not run.  I think this is because perl is getting picked from one of the path previous to C:\perl\bin.

How do I get latest perl to run?

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