Your First Perl Program. Windows users can download Perl program from http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads.
This video gives a small introduction from the person who happened to learn Perl to use in the field of Bioinformatics.
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Can you go through how you saved the first program and where you went to execute it please?
Very nice tutorial. I just wanted to suggest that if you could zoom in to the screen a little bit because the syntaxes that you typed are too small to be seen.
Great video for a perl beginner like me
if you use vim, you can type 😡 to quit and save the program file.