First of all, the first two lines of the print out are special. The first line must be
Content-type: text/html
so that the browser knows what kind of document it is and therefore how to display it. In this case it is a text document of the subclass HTML. You can also send back plain ASCII documents by using text/plain instead. Sound samples and images also have to have the content type specified appropriately. The second line must be blank (ie it must contain just a line feed). This line is reserved for future development.
The second point is really a tip: Strings in perl programs can span over several lines. This means the main part of your perl program can just be one enormous print statement.
original info from
http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/Perl/Cgi/simple.html
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