You should also consider that at least two contributors to Spidering Hacks are also Perl Monks, although one, sadly, is recently deceased. The longer you stay here the more "Monk names" you'll match up with "Real Names" on the cover of O'Reilly books. Perl Monks and O'Reilly books are my personal favorite resources and usually where a reliable answer to just about any Perl question can be found.
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@a = ("a".."z"," ","-","\n");foreach $b (
12,0,17,10,24,12,14,14,13,26,8,18,26,0,26,
22,0,13,13,0,27,1,4,26,15,4,17,11,26,7,0,
2,10,4,17) {print $a[$b]};print $a[28];

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