DLookup(3) - Perform domain lookups on 2-letter and 3-letter TLDs

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     use Net::DLookup;

     # Initialize Net::DLookup object
     my $dlu = Net::DLookup -> new;

     # Replace domain definitions from a file
     $dlu -> LoadTLD($file, 1);

     # Add domain definitions from a file
     $dlu -> LoadTLD($file, 0);

     # Check domain name validity and assign it to the object
     @errors = $dlu -> IsValid($domain);

     # Return availability
     @response = $dlu -> DoWhois(0);

     # Return availability and registrar information
     @response = $dlu -> DoWhois(1);

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DLookup(3) - Perform domain lookups on 2-letter and 3-letter TLDs

     use Net::DLookup;

     # Initialize Net::DLookup object
     my $dlu = Net::DLookup -> new;

     # Replace domain definitions from a file
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     # Add domain definitions from a file
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     # Check domain name validity and assign it to the object
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     # Return availability
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