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You beat me with the answer, chromatic.

100% agree. Programming is a skill, and cannot be learned by reading books only - same as you cannot learn to speak any human language by reading books only and never trying to speak.

Looks to me that best project for LegLess now will be database of perl books, including fields Animal, Read, NotYetUnderstand... ;^)

I do not have XP points now, but tomorrow LegLess is my candidate...

pmas

To make errors is human. But to make million errors per second, you need a computer.

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