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Write a Perl script that accepts exactly 2 integer arguments where the first argument must be less than the second argument. The script will print a comma separated list of integers starting with the first argument up through the second argument. The last printed value should be the second command line argument not be followed by a comma. The script should also be able to handle the following errorsituations: o incorrect number of arguments o the first argument is not less than the second argument (dont worry about trying to handle non-integer arguments)

Here is what needs to be fixed following the instructions above

#!/usr/XXX/XXX

# Script names: intlist.pl # Case #1: ./intlist.pl value # Check for the correct number of arguments on the command line. unless (SYNTAX(@SYNTAX)==2){ print "error: incorrect number of arguments", " ", "usage: intlist.pl a b (where a < b)", " "; exit VALUE; }

# Check that first argument is smaller than second if ($SYNTAX[INDEX] OPERATOR $SYNTAX[INDEX]){ print "error: first argument must be less than second argument", " ", "usage: intlist.pl a b (where a < b)", " "; exit VALUE; }

# prints arguments else {

$COUNTER=$SYNTAX[INDEX]; # Set COUNTER variable to low integer value

# Print integers until upper limit integer is reached while($VARIABLE<=$ARGV[INDEX]){ print $VARIABLE; if ($COUNTERRELATIONAL OPERATOR$ARGV[INDEX]){ print ", "; } else { print " "; } $COUNTERSYNTAX } } COMMAND VALUE;