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?