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Perl Weekend Crash Course covers the fundamentals of Perl programming including the basic grammar of Perl, syntax, and data manipulation and transformation. In addition, you'll find coverage of perl modules, functions, regular expressions, CGI programming and programming the SQL database interface via the DBI perl module. Perl Weekend Crash Course shows you how to embed Perl within an Apache server and it includes a CD-ROM that provides you with all the code and auxiliary files, pre- and post-assessment software to evaluate the user's progress, and other value-added software. Topics include: Getting and Installing Perl; An Overview of the Perl Language; The Very Basics of Perl; Using Text Editors; Basics of Perl Programming Style; Scalar Data; List and Hash Data; Statements and Expressions; Operators; Basic Input and Output; Control Structures; Perl Native Functions; Advanced Input and Output: File Manipulation; Directory Manipulation.
Perl is one of the most important and powerful languages available today, and Professional Perl Programming offers an in-depth guide to exploiting some of its best features. With a densely packed tutorial straight from the experts, it is suitable for any experienced developer who wants to get more from this language. Topics include perl distributions, running perl on Unix, Windows, and other platforms, numbers and strings, perl operators, scalars, lists, arrays, hashes, complex data structures, typeglobs, expressions, statements and blocks, flow control and loops, subroutines, scope and visibility rules in Perl, Perl modules, autoloading modules, Perl file I/O, Terminal I/O, using the Perl debugger, object-oriented Perl, perl sockets and networking, and much more.
Perl, a powerful programming language in the UNIX arena, can be used for manipulating text, generating reports, and performing system tasks. Assuming no prior programming knowledge, this easy-to-use guide shows readers how to use this language to develop dynamic user interfaces into Windows NT databases-in no time. Extensive coverage of scripting model architecture, lists and array variables, subroutines, mathematical functions, scalar conversion functions, debugging, and more. Includes Q&A sections, practical exercises, and week-at-a-glance previews. CD-ROM includes everything you need to start creating your very own Perl applications and scripts, including Perl 5 for Win32, Velocis SQL Database server engine, Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.01, all of the examples from the book, and more. With the formalization of Active Server Pages and its new scripting model in Windows NT and IIS, Perl provides a viable alternative to JavaScript and VBScript.
This tutorial will show you some of the most important Perl Basics features that you must know if you want to use Perl language. Perl is an open-source server-side programming language and one of the most popular web programming language. It is also a cross platform programming language and supports vary operating systems such as Unix, Windows, Solaris, Macintosh. A Perl program is called script and can be created with any text editor and saved in a file with the extension.pl-But if you want do see highlighting syntax or some other important editing features, they suggest you to use some dedicated editor. You'll get information about: installing Perl, running Perl, scalar data, variables and operators, lists and arrays, hashes, regular expression, pattern matching, statements, functions and subroutines, files and directories, forms, command line Perl, using modules, database access, and using CGI from Perl.