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If you look at it that way, you can treat the entire 3 billion node archive of 'SOPW' as your own personal question catalog!!! Doesnt that make you feel warm and fuzzy inside?!!?
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Perhaps someone will be kind enough to make up some higher-level exercises and post them. Maybe you yourself could take a shot at it. Then the site documentation clan (or other PM authority figure) would be able to add "Perl Exercises" as a category in Tutorials. | [reply] [Watch: Dir/Any] |
Sorry I wasn't clear, I'm *very* new to Perl, which is why I asked about it. I just know from experience that when it comes to learning a language good exercises are hard to come by.
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i like this idea, i think it would be a good way for people learning perl to get a chance to create some useful, practical programs, and be able to compare how they did it to how more experienced programmers did it.
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While I like this idea, I wonder if it would take away royalties from the sales of certain monks. (Remember, support your local artist.)
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