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How do I find date difference in perl?

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How do I find date difference in perl?
posted Jul 12, 2013 by Jnanesh Kumar

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Dont know the exact problem but try and see if it serves the purpose.
($y,$m,$d) = Delta_YMD($year1,$month1,$day1, $year2,$month2,$day2);

answer Jul 12, 2013 by Nora Jones
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