Perl Programming Classic (Fig)

Author: Michael D.
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive programming textbook meticulously written by an internationally renowned programming language expert. It thoroughly explains the principles of structured programming using Perl, explains how to use Perl as a conventional programming language, and how to write hybrid, client/server, and database-supported Internet and World Wide Web applications. The book also provides hundreds of "live code" sample programs and hundreds of tips on good programming habits, common programming errors, performance tips, portability, and other programming tips or techniques, guiding readers to focus on important aspects such as program development, testing/debugging, and performance portability, helping programmers of all levels build outstanding software more easily and quickly. This book is a comprehensive programming textbook meticulously written by an internationally renowned programming language expert. It thoroughly explains the principles of structured programming using Perl, explains how to use Perl as a conventional programming language, and how to write hybrid, client/server, and database-supported Internet and World Wide Web applications. The book also provides hundreds of "live code" sample programs and hundreds of tips on good programming habits, common programming errors, performance tips, portability, and other programming tips or techniques, guiding readers to focus on important aspects such as program development, testing/debugging, and performance portability, helping programmers of all levels build outstanding software more easily and quickly.