Since 2003, May...I was studying Shell programming for my $Linux, but I was searching for something complete...and I've found Perl.
%My_Perl = (
1 => "Learning Perl",
2 => "Mastering Regular Expression"
3 => "Programming Perl",
4 => "Perl for system Administration",
now => "Web Client programming with Perl",
next => "Mastering Algorithms with Perl",
future => "Work with Perl...every day (this is not a book, it's a des
+ire)"
);
And what about this??
A pleasure
A treasure
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