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Here's an excellent exercise for newbies & gurus alike: Seekers of Perl Wisdom.

Spend some time perusing the newest questions posted by others. Try and answer them without first reading the replies. Then, take a look at the solutions offered by others, and see how your code could be improved. If you've got an original solution, or questions about another solution offered, post it! Perlmonks is quite newbie-friendly, so long as you show some effort.

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In reply to Re: perl exercises for newbies by DamnDirtyApe
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