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plenv: List all available installed Perl versions.
$ plenv versions
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The command plenv versions is used with the plenv tool, which is a version manager for Perl programming language.
When you run plenv versions in your terminal or command prompt, it lists all the Perl versions that are installed on your system. Each version will be displayed with its associated name or identifier.
This command is useful when you have multiple Perl versions installed, and you want to see which versions are available for you to use. You can then use other plenv commands to switch between different Perl versions or set a specific version as the default one.
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