Using while loop to read content : file handle « File « Perl

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Perl » File » file handle 
Using while loop to read content
    


open (FILEHANDLE, "<file.txt"
    or die ("Cannot open file.txt");
while (<FILEHANDLE>){
    print;
}

   
    
    
    
  
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