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TITLE
Programming Perl
EDITION
1st
ISBN
0-937175-64-1
AUTHOR(S)
Larry Wall, Randal L. Schwartz
PUBLISHER
O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
PUBLISHED
1992
LEVEL(S)
2 to 4 [about levels]
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SYNOPSIS
Perl may be best-known for its almost cultlike following among Unix gurus and authors of Web-server scripts; nonetheless, the language is suitable for utilitarian programming tasks of all kinds and on all platforms. Programming Perl provides an authoritative yet thoroughly lighthearted introduction to Perl, offering a fast-paced overview of the language and its powerful features. The book covers everything from basic control statements to regular expressions to using objects and interfacing with other languages. A Perl function reference and an extensive glossary are included, as is a valuable list of common mistakes that inexperienced programmers are likely to encounter.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Larry WallLarry Wall is one of the associates of O'Reilly & Associates; in his copious free time :-) he has authored some of the most popular free programs available for UNIX, including the rn news reader, the ubiquitous patch program, and the Perl programming language. He's also known for metaconfig, a program that writes Configure scripts, and for the warp space-war game, the first version of which was written in BASIC/PLUS at Seattle Pacific University. By training Larry is actually a linguist, having wandered about both U.C. Berkeley and U.C.L.A. as a grad student. (Oddly enough, while at Berkeley, he had nothing to do with the UNIX development going on there.)
Over the course of years, he has spent time at Unisys, JPL, NetLabs, and Seagate, playing with everything from discrete event simulators to network-management systems, with the occasional spacecraft thrown in. (He also plays with his four kids every now and then, but they win too often.) It was at Unisys, while trying to glue together a bicoastal configuration management system over a 1200 baud encrypted link using a hacked-over version of Netnews, that Perl was born.
Randal L. SchwartzRandal Schwartz is one of the bestselling authors of all time, having been fortunate enough to coauthor two of the seminal books on learning Perl. Perl is perhaps the seminal programming language of the Internet boom and one of the most popular programming languages for doing anything from system administration to parsing a CSV file. In addition to Programming Perl and Learning Perl, Randal just completed a new book for intermediate Perl developers, and has been the Perl columnist for UNIX Review, Web Techniques, Sys Admin, and Linux Magazine.

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