Even though I've been coding Perl for over 2 years, it wasn't till I came here that I realized just what a newbie I really was (and still am, for that matter). The breadth of power that Perl has very ... intimidating, frankly. Unless you have exposure to a lot of situations, you never realize that Perl really can do that!

While I don't usually have many questions, I love reading all the questions that everyone else has. It allows me to learn that Foo is a solution to problem Bar without having to deal with problem Bar in the first place.

I don't know what I'm trying to say. "Thank you" is probably it.

In reply to Re: Good to be home by satchboost
in thread Good to be home by wardk

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