Learning Perl, 5th Edition
by Randal Schwartz
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appears in For Devops, Programming, and Technology.
The Barnes & Noble ReviewWant to learn Perl Any Perlmonger will tell you where to start with the Llama book, Learning Perl. Now s the time: It s just been thoroughly updated for Perl 5.8 and reorganized to be even more effective at teaching Perl novices. No introductory guide can cover all of Perl, but Learning Perl cover all you need to get se...
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