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Perl has a lot of power hidden away in the corners, but it is generally a fairly forgiving language. If you want to post code here and have it critiqued, go for it. Questions go here (SOPW). Requests for comments might better go in the Meditations section. In general small self contained scripts will be better accepted than larger scripts or scripts that depend on external resources such as files or databases (CPAN modules are of course ok).

Update: clarify "external resources" - thanks hippo

Optimising for fewest key strokes only makes sense transmitting to Pluto or beyond

In reply to Re: Advice for next steps on my Perl journey by GrandFather
in thread Advice for next steps on my Perl journey by MoodyDreams999

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