Dr. Rob Edwards from San Diego State University introduces some common Perl functions and commands
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Helpful introduction for me, thank you!
That code doesn’t print the sum for the lines. It keeps summing up all the lines accumulatively instead.
Very good! I find it very helpful to learning Perl. Thanks.
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> perl -e ‘my $d = 0; print defined $d’
> 1
– 0 is defined (defined is defined! please, don’t confuse people)
– false is undef or 0
– true is everything else, eg: 1
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1. Library full of objects: https://metacpan.org (eg: Set::Scalar)
2. Good book: http://modernperlbooks.com/ (eg. “Packages and Namespaces”) – which not confuse.
3. Perl 5 is backward compatible and TIMTOWTDI*[1], this isn’t mean that perl isn’t OO http://perldoc.perl.org/perlobj.html + eg: Moose or Object::InsideOut.
*[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There's_more_than_one_way_to_do_it
this is so painfull to watch. Please spare some headaches and use python lol. Perl sucks ass
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It’s amazing how terse a Perl program can become. But what’s the advantage of that programming style? Perhaps an experienced Perl programmer will understand the code but to me it appears inscrutable.