Explain the arguments for Perl Interpreter.

-a - automatically splits a group of input files
-c - checks the syntax of the script without executing it
-d - invokes the PERL debugger after the script is compiled
-d:module - script is compiled and control is transferred to the module specified.
-d - The command line is interpreted as single line script
-S - uses the $PATH env variable to locate the script
-T - switches on Taint mode
-v - prints the version and path level of the interpreter
-w - prints warnings