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I'm still new to Perl Monks, so I apologize if something like this already exists.

I'm sure there are others like me who don't do perl for a living - we just want to learn. Perhaps some of you Monks with experience can post exercises for people to do.

Something like: "Using XX::XX Module, accomplish the following:" or something. Each exercise would be ranked as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. (I'll stick with Beginner for awhile... ) Just an idea...

phenom

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