Hi demerphq,
I am not discouraged about your comments,infact I have taken it positively.
The best way to learn a thing and become best is to have a best teacher ( or monk ) and tats the reason i joined this group.
All comments are welcomed.
I have learnt a lot from perlmonks.org and I am doing better day by day and I am sure within a few months I shall be competitive to bart , corion and others
I shall take your comments and integrate it and shall re-post once things are per your expectation.
Every bubble grows to finally burst but knowledge is the only bubble which gets stability as it grows...
I am a pupil to all those monks and saints here
Prad
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