Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Perl 5 by example by David Medinets

Perl 5 by example by David Medinets 09 - Using Files

Perl began as the result of one man's frustration and, by his own account, inordinate laziness. It is a unique language in ways that cannot be conveyed simply by describing the technical details of the language. Perl is a state of mind as much as a language grammar.
요약하면 "Perl은 귀차니즘의 산물이다".

Links
Sections
Chapters
Copyright


Sections
Origins
Similar to C?
Cost and Licensing
Do You Have Perl Installed?
Getting and Installing Perl
Your First Perl Program
Comments in Your Program
Summary
Review Questions
Review Exercises


Chapters
ERRATA
Welcome!
Introduction


Part I: Basic Perl
01-Getting Your Feet Wet
02-Numeric and String Literals
03-Variables
04-Operators
05-Functions
06-Statements
07-Control Statements
08-References


Part II: Intermediate Perl
09-Using Files
10-Regular Expressions
11-Creating Reports


Part III: Advanced Perl
12-Using Special Variables
13-Handling Errors and Signals
14-What Are Objects?
15-Perl Modules
16-Debugging Perl
17-Command line Options


Part IV: Perl and the Internet
18-Using Internet Protocols
ftplib.pl
19-What is CGI?
20-Form Processing
21-Using Perl with Web Servers
22-Internet Resources


Appendixes
A-Review Questions
B-Glossary
C-Function List
D-The Windows Registry
E-What's On the CD?

No comments:

Post a Comment