Explore how support for template systems, particularly Template Toolkit, has evolved across recent Perl versions. This allows for more flexible and powerful templating functionalities, enhancing web development capabilities.
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# Example of using Template Toolkit in Perl
use Template;
my $template_file = 'example.tt';
my $data = {
title => 'Hello, World!',
body => 'This is a simple Template Toolkit example.',
};
my $tt = Template->new();
$tt->process($template_file, $data) || die $tt->error();
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