The idea of this book is to provide a reference guide to everything you could possibly want to know about Perl. I’ve done my best to try and cover all the different aspects, from the core of the language to the different functions, and on into the different tasks and areas of the Perl language. I even cover how to debug your software, write documentation, and then build and distribute your applications or modules to the world at large. Along the way, we also look at some nonstandard features and extensions, including better ways of networking, web programming, and designing interfaces.
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Perl-The Complete Reference
Posted by shadow on September 14, 2008
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Perl in a Nutshell-O’REILLY
Posted by shadow on September 14, 2008
Perl is a programming language that is useful. By this, we mean that people don’t learn Perl just because they think they should, they learn Perl because they want to get something done.
This book is for Perl programmers who need to get things done. It’s for readers who have dabbled a little in Perl and want a single reference for all their needs. This book is part reference, part guide to the world of Perl. We cover the language itself, but also the Perl modules that are most popular – modules for CGI, database manipulation, network programming, graphical interfaces, and Win32 integration.
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