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Re: How did you learn Perl?

by vek (Prior)
on Mar 27, 2002 at 19:10 UTC ( [id://154772]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to How did you learn Perl?

I am wondering how all of you learned perl.

I learned a lot from reading other people's code. Whenever there was something that I didn't understand I created my own little test programs and played with that piece of code until the light came on :-) (In fact, I still do that today especially with OO code) Allow perldoc to become your friend and use it - often. Programming Perl aka 'The Camel Book' can be an invaluable source of info - although it's really not geared towards *learning* Perl - more of a reference manual once you've got your feet wet. Try the Perl Cookbook - I found that one particularly helpful when learning Perl.

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