in reply to Which is best book to start learning Object Oriented Perl?

I'd say get both and challenge us here on a regular basis about new aspects.

There is no single canonical way to use OOP and no book covering all design principles (at least for Perl).

I also find OOP often misused, take care to have a good grasp of how modular programming works before diving into OOP.

Cheers Rolf
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