monks,

After reading What I Most Recently Learned in Perl, But Should Have Already Known by liverpole, I started evaluating myself that, "In what are all the Perl areas I need to improve to higher my perl skills." As a start of this, I have created a Excel sheet in which I use 3 columns as follows :-

Date Topic Comments
01/03/2007 Perl Built in Variables Refered books,refered links
02/03/2007 Closures Refered books,refered links
03/03/2007 FileHandling Concepts Refered books,refered links
04/03/2007 Perl References Refered books,refered links
05/03/2007 etc .. etc .. etc .. etc ..
06/03/2007 etc .. etc .. etc .. etc ..


Will that be a good formulae to improve my learning process ? If you feel that, you could add somepoints which is really useful for my tracking , please throw your valuable replies. The reason why I have created this node is as There are many newcomers to perlmonks in thirst of learning perl, it would be useful for them too.

Thanks for spending your time in reading this node.



Update: Removed my signature as marto suggested.

In reply to perl learnings track by jesuashok

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