What are DBM files?
• DBM is an acronym which stands for Data Base Management • A DBM file is simply a binary database of key-value pairs • Perl enables you to “bind” an associative array variable to a DBM file using the dbmopen() function • The contents of the DBM file may then be manipulated by simply referencing or assigning to the associative array variable!
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