Hello MonikaA and welcome to the monastery.

I'm for sure not an expert of OOP but i think also other monks needs to know your Perl skill before suggest some read.

Anyway the priceless free ebook ModernPerl has a chapter dedicated to OOP even iirc is alittle Moose centric.

For some introductionary threads here at perlmonks you can see

There is also an entire book dedicated to the subject (is a 1999 book).

But probably the best thing is to start with official docs about OOP where you can find not 4 anymore 2 tutorials dedicated to OOP

PS as wisely suggested by choroba some tutorial has been removed from recent version of the official docs, so i strike them

L*

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Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.

In reply to Re: OOPs in PERL by Discipulus
in thread OOPs in PERL by MonikaA

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