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Re: Learning Perl

by targetsmart (Curate)
on Jan 15, 2009 at 12:23 UTC ( [id://736527]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Learning Perl

This books is very precious to me and my company, we have been searching this sort of introductory book for Perl for years. We have found it. We have used this book to educate our trainees(new to perl) and it helped the trainees to grab up the language very quickly.
The very next book to follow in this series is 'intermediate perl'.

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Re^2: Learning Perl
by crz (Initiate) on Nov 06, 2009 at 09:33 UTC

    I have been introduced to Perl by a friend. After some research I found out this is the prefered book for beginners by many. So I didn't hesitate and I ordered it from web. I have to say I don't regret the decision. This book enabled me to start walking in Perl. Nice good introduction to the language.

    May be you won't become an expert by this book alone. But it is also not the aim of the book. The authors remind us of the fact also. The book should be a starting point to your journey in Perl. Once you are confident about the matter in the book you can move on to 'Intermediate Perl' and 'Mastering Perl'

    And FYI, my book was edition 5, which had brian d foy also as the author. I have also bought the other two books and is looking and is going through them too.

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