“Dear Monks:   Please tell me insert homework question here.”

Did it never occur to you good people ... even if you try to hide as “Anonymous Monk” ... that your professor is probably on PerlMonks, too?

Trust me on this:   if you are in a class to learn how to use a programming language, it will challenge you in ways that no other endeavor will do, and you must learn how to accomplish the task ... or you will flunk, no matter how much you “Google it.”   The time will come when you are in the water, and “you cannot merely read a book on How To Swim, and not expect to drown.”   The time you waste trying to persuade pros to spoon-feed you the answers, will only make it worse.

In reply to Re: hashes of hashes by Anonymous Monk
in thread hashes of hashes by gautam_9jan

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