Perl for Dummies (with CD-ROM)
Every journey requires a first step, and the assumption that everyone interested in learning Perl has a programmer's background can make other Perl books inaccessible to the absolute beginner. Enter Perl for Dummies, a book that presumes that the reader wants to know only how to master the mechanics of Perl. Just because it starts at the beginning--and we're talking about the very basics--doesn't mean that Perl for Dummies doesn't head into more advanced topics. Paul Hoffman explains the programming terminology and mathematical concepts that programming in Perl requires. He also moves beyond basic file manipulation, discussing pattern matching and using regular expressions. He touches on good Perl style, as well as object-oriented Perl.
- Cost: $17.49
- Pages: 382
- Edition: 3rd edition
- ISBN: 0764507761
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Perl for Dummies (with CD-ROM)
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Released Date:
January 15, 2000
Cost:
$17.49
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$24.99
Pages:
382
Edition:
3rd edition
ISBN:
0764507761
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons
Author:
Paul Hoffman
Keywords:
learning perl made easy, perl for dummies, beginning perl, starting perl
Summary:
Learn Perl for the beginner programmer
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Every journey requires a first step, and the assumption that everyone interested in learning Perl has a programmer's background can make other Perl books inaccessible to the absolute beginner. Enter Perl for Dummies, a book that presumes that the reader wants to know only how to master the mechanics of Perl. Just because it starts at the beginning--and we're talking about the very basics--doesn't mean that Perl for Dummies doesn't head into more advanced topics. Paul Hoffman explains the programming terminology and mathematical concepts that programming in Perl requires. He also moves beyond basic file manipulation, discussing pattern matching and using regular expressions. He touches on good Perl style, as well as object-oriented Perl.
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