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Haha, that's what they said about java... and, well--we all know the truth...
I started with BASIC when I was a wee tot. I only ever learned enough to copy out of the BASIC book. From there I took a VBasic course and learned VB6. From that I was able to apply what I'd learned into automating MANY tasks with VBA. Parallel to that I was trying to learn C++; I've never even gotten a "Hello World" program to work in C++. After that I focused my energy on C# which I grasped rather quickly and banged out several "practice" programs. Also IMPORTANT to note this is when I discovered the "open source" world, and discovered how to shed my Microsucks dependencies...
Enter Ubuntu...
At this point I've changed schools and majors (I'm a certified EMT... But I needed a way to pay for my paramedic degree...). Enter Computer Science.
Computer Science:
Fortunately as a previous Math major I've completed most of the requirements for my CS degree. As a CS Major, our language of study is java... IMHO on of the most klutzyist languages I've studied.
In parallel to starting my CS Major I landed a job. This job promoted me programming where I learned to love Perl.
Anyway... Long Story Short (too late), Out of necessity I've needed to become a Server and Perl Expert over night. Obviously, I still have some learning to do.
I'm really not sure how making a hash key = 1 is helpful. I understand making "the whole mess" a key is like making it an array.I've been studying from "PERL By Examply" By Ellie Quigly. Can you maybe recommend a better book?