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A newbee in the world of PERL Abhijit 07-09-2004
Posted by Abhijit on July 9, 2004, 12:59 am
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 Hello all,

I am totally new to the world of PERL. can anyone give me some
references where I can learn PERL effectively?

Thanks in advance


Posted by Sherm Pendley on July 9, 2004, 4:01 am
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 Abhijit wrote:

> I am totally new to the world of PERL. can anyone give me some
> references where I can learn PERL effectively?

<http://learn.perl.org>

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Posted by Joe on July 10, 2004, 12:53 pm
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On 07/09/2004 02:59 AM, Abhijit said:
> Hello all,
>
> I am totally new to the world of PERL. can anyone give me some
> references where I can learn PERL effectively?
>
> Thanks in advance

I started learning perl with "The Perl Cookbook" by Tom
Christiansen. It's a great book if you like learning by example.
I know perl pretty well now and still find this book a good
reference to have nearby.

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Posted by Jim Keenan on July 11, 2004, 7:22 am
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abhi_vlsi02@yahoo.com (Abhijit) wrote in message
> Hello all,
>
> I am totally new to the world of PERL. can anyone give me some
> references where I can learn PERL effectively?
>
> Thanks in advance

1. Introductory text: Learning Perl (3rd ed.) by Randal Schwartz and
Tom Phoenix (O'Reilly). If you're new to programming as well as Perl:
Elements of Programming with Perl by Andrew Johnson (Manning).

2. In addition to learn.perl.org as mentioned by Sherm, there is a
good Yahoo Groups mailing list: perl-beginner. There are many
focused mailing lists available through either use.perl.org or
nntp.perl.org.

3. comp.lang.perl.modules is a Usenet news group devoted to modular
extensions to the language, such as those found on the Comprehensive
Perl Archive Network (CPAN). So it's not generally an appropriate
forum for newbie-level questions.

4. The name of the language is 'Perl'. The name of its binary
executable in Unix-like environments is 'perl'. 'PERL' is considered
incorrect usage as the name of the language is not a true acronym.

Jim Keenan


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