Read your doc carefully.
On unix or Linux shell scripts, "exec" means "execute what I tell you and exit immediately after that".
This means that, in Unix, all the lines after the exec instruction are ignored
Use the system() function to execute a program without saving the program's output. The return value of the system() function is the program's exit status or you could check the special $? variable which will have it as well.
The exit value 0 means the program exited successfully and anything else probably means there was a problem. If there was an error then it will be stored in $!.
system("myprogram --foo $bar") == 0 or die "myprogram failed ($?): $!";
print "myprogram ran successfully.\n";
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