Here you go, and your guess as to what prints out is right on; subroutines don't run until they're called, and placement in this situation doesn't affect anything.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
print "one\n";
sub aa {
print "two\n";
}
print "three\n";
print "four\n";
sub bb {
print "five\n";
}
print "six\n";
aa();
bb();
print "seven\n";
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