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Re: disadvantages of perlby raisputin (Scribe) |
on Jul 02, 2009 at 17:25 UTC ( [id://776810]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I am also a nobody as someone else previously said but this is what I have to say about perl.
1) sometimes it is difficult to know what you need as far as modules are concerned, but I think this is pretty similar in any language. 2) some of the documentation for <insert module namehere> is less than helpful. 3) it is almost too easy, even for a beginner to write code that is very functional. the "problem" with this is that it might not be using any decent programming practices. I am probably guilty of this more than I know. 4) it seems that I can accomplish anything with perl. I am not sure what it is about perl, but it is just so easy to use that I feel programmatically (is that a word) empowered. My confidence grows daily. 5) perlmonks.org - this damned site is just too helpful even when a n00b like me submits spaghetti code :) LOL 6) Seriously, there is no disadvantage that I can think of when using perl. I have tried to learn a couple other programming languages and quite frankly I just don't get it most of the time. perl is like the game of go. Minutes to learn, and years to master :)
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