Dr. Rob Edwards from San Diego State University introduces the concepts of subroutines and modules in Perl
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thanks a lot mate …
thank you ever so much. You explain things very clearly!!
I knew subroutines in perl.After watching this video , now i know modules as well.
Fine example, Very good explaination.Thank You
I spent hours trying to figure out modules. It doesn’t help that I started finding places that over-complicated them. It’s so much easier than I thought it was.
I cannot thank you enough.
When I try to run this, I get an error about the line “my ($class) =@;” (line 6) in Student.pm; if I instead change “@” to “@_”, it works as expected.
you are a very good teacher. i wish to see more from you sir,
Thank you verry much