To answer this question, we need to understand the functionality of the "stat" function in Perl. The "stat" function in Perl is used to retrieve information about a file or a filehandle. It returns a thirteen-element array that contains various attributes of the file.
Let's go through each option to understand which values are returned by the "stat" function:
Option A) Perl version ID - This option is incorrect. The "stat" function does not return the Perl version ID. It provides information about the file, not the Perl version.
Option B) Web server ID - This option is incorrect. The "stat" function does not return the Web server ID. It provides information about the file, not the web server.
Option C) Last access - This option is correct. The "stat" function returns the last access time of the file as one of the elements in the array.
Option D) Inode number - This option is correct. The "stat" function returns the inode number of the file as one of the elements in the array.
So, options C and D are correct. Therefore, the correct answer is E) C&E, as both options C and D are returned by the "stat" function in Perl.