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Root_007,

Congratulations on starting with Perl! Your question has been asked before, so there are some good resources here to help. Take a look at the following nodes and links:

learn.Perl.org - Learning site.
Perl Training Austrailia - some very useful training notes.
Perl at ORA - Nice selection of books.
Ovid's CGI Course - if you want to know about CGI.

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ajt

In reply to Re: The Best Way to learn Perl? by ajt
in thread The Best Way to learn Perl? by Root_007

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