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Re: Beginning Perl

by pritesh (Scribe)
on Aug 18, 2010 at 14:17 UTC ( [id://855789]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Beginning Perl

Hi, I am a newbie to programming. In my honest opinion, I find this a great book. It tells you why a certain output is given the way it is. I do have Learning Perl and am pretty sure that someone with prior programming knowledge would find it quite fulfilling, but for a newbie like me, Beginning Perl is the way to go. Notes in the book, like when the author tells you that a prefix, like say $ or @ represents what I want to get, not what I have already got, thats what sets this book apart from others. If you are a newbie to perl and/or programming, I would suggest this book. Its been quite a while since the book came out, around year 2000 or so, but I still find it quite helpful. So thought its better to put a comment and let all the newbies know.

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Re^2: Beginning Perl
by tej (Scribe) on Aug 30, 2010 at 10:56 UTC
    I am very new to programming and about perl i would say Beginning Perl by Wrox was the first book i read. I think most of the things are explained nicely..However, definately i would say it could be better than it is.. Specially second half of it could be much better..

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