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This question (in one of several forms - RL applications, exercises, homework, how to teach...) comes up on such a regular basis that I have compiled a list of occurrences:

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  • What are the most basic, generic aspects of programming?
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  • How's your Perl?
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  • The Gates of Perl are not newbie friendly.
  • Where to start Learning Perl at The Monastary
  • Good Textbook for Teaching Perl?
  • Existential Crisis (Or: On Becoming a Better Monk)
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  • Exercises
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  • Learning Perl
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  • Teaching Perl Idioms
  • Any Help (with finding easier tutorials)? =(
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  • The beauty of self-help
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  • Learning Perl
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  • Idea Generation for New Programmer
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  • On the matter of Books
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  • Update 2006-06-18: Perl Exercises

    • Interestingly enough, the basic advice boils down to what you have already received in this thread. :-)

    HTH,

    planetscape

    In reply to Re: Real Life Perl Exercises by planetscape
    in thread Real Life Perl Exercises by mikasue

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