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RE: Best Perl Book

by d4vis (Chaplain)
on Sep 05, 2000 at 21:31 UTC ( [id://31151]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Best Perl Book

I'd suggest that before buying a book, your friend should find out a little about perl first. There are a dozen online tutorials that would help him get his feet wet writing simple cgi's (try a search on perl tutorial). I know for me, a beginning programmer, I should have looked into Java before rushing out to buy a book and then deciding I didn't really like the language very much. When I decided to learn perl I knew better. I checked it out via a few tutorials first, decided I really liked it's capabilities and (maybe as importantly) it's 'design philosophy' for lack of a better term, and then went out and bought "Learning Perl on Win32 Systems".
That's what worked best for me.
Your results may vary.
-d4vis
#!/usr/bin/fnord

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RE: RE: Best Perl Book
by damian1301 (Curate) on Nov 07, 2000 at 01:11 UTC
    I did the same as you. Now I love the language. Even though Im you are probably alot better, but more experienced then I. I started off at cgi101.com, then webmonkey.com and they really helped me get into it and now Im jumping along for knowledge. Thanks, Later

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