Learning Perl Programming

$2.99

1.0for iPhone, iPad

Jason Stafford

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Feb 22, 2017

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About Learning Perl Programming

This is a Excellent Video Training on Learning Perl Programming

This course will give students both a conceptual understanding of Level of development as well as the practical skill to construct your own levels. Students will be able to design their own levels of Perl applications with the concepts of what makes good.

Learn how to download, install the software, and create your first Perl application.

Learn about working with different kinds of data such as: strings, numbers, variables, getting the user input and much more.

Learn about creating and using array in your Perl applications.

Learn about how to create your own subroutines you can use in your Perl applications.

Learn about handling user input, getting input from different sources such as a text file and filehandles.

Learn about how to use hashes and use them in your Perl applications to uniquely identify keys and values within the hash.

Learn about how to work with regular expressions and the difference from strings.