Iīm intending to defend perlīs usage in the academic world.
So, my necessity is to gather arguments to that.

My basic understanding is:
Condidering Perl a simple and powerfull programming language,
whose syntax is similar to the natural language (english) and
that it could facilitate the algorithimsīs learning and at the
same time possess innumerable applications in the most diverse areas,
why not to use the Perl as a tool of assistance in the university education?
Which arguments could I use to convince people that perl is a good
option to the above explained intention?

Thanks;

MAGO

In reply to Re: Teaching Perl inside an Academic Course by Mago
in thread Teaching Perl inside an Academic Course by Mago

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