Yikes! You really got that script to work on your computer ? My
perl complains loudly when it reaches the <br><br> part.
Now, if you either removed that line or put it in within a print statement,
it would at least compile :-)
If you want your program to "work" as a cgi-script you need at least
a content-type header
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
print "Content-Type: text/plain\n\n";
my $add = '152';
print $add / 321 + 4 * $add, "\n";
And it will not work without 'use strict' or '-w' of course *grin*.
And then there are all the other possible errors you might make of course...
Autark.