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grep -m <matches>
One of the many handy options to grep (there'll be quite a few in this series), the -m option controls how many matches are displayed for each file grep scans.
For (hypothetical) example:
grep -m 1 '^sub' *.pm # find the first sub definition in each file
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Good, grep is really handy