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Start by reading the responses to the identically titled but different thread New to perl and My questions: new to perl. You have been given advice and answers to your questions. If there is something specifically you don't understand about the answers/advice given please let us know.

"Actually i am still confused about them, i think how much i have to include in answers..i expected you expert friends to solve them so that i will only have to understand answers anyway you friends left that part thinking that i am lazy and this will harm me if you solve them allright but i need more suggestions from you"

What do you mean?

"i want to know how to properly know answes from whole information at perl documentation or links you provided?"

Do you mean that you are having problems understanding the Perl documentation?

Please don't ignore the advice displayed when posting, two threads with the same title and different content may lead to confusion:

In reply to Re: New to perl by marto
in thread New to perl by Monk_perl

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