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Perl Programming - Scripting and Automation - cover

Perl Programming - Scripting and Automation

William Smith

Editorial: HiTeX Press

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"Perl Programming: Scripting and Automation" serves as a comprehensive introduction to the versatile and dynamic language of Perl. Designed for beginners, this book covers the foundational aspects of Perl, guiding readers through its basic syntax, control structures, and essential programming constructs. It progresses into more advanced topics such as subroutines, regular expressions, and file handling, providing a well-rounded understanding of Perl's capabilities. Each chapter is meticulously organized to facilitate a logical learning progression, complemented by practical examples and exercises to reinforce key concepts.
 
Beyond the basics, this book delves into advanced programming techniques, including object-oriented Perl, complex data structures, and memory management. Readers will also explore Perl modules, concurrency, and parallel processing, equipping them with the skills to develop efficient and scalable applications. "Perl Programming: Scripting and Automation" is an indispensable resource for anyone looking to master Perl, from automating everyday tasks to tackling sophisticated programming challenges.
Disponible desde: 02/07/2024.
Longitud de impresión: 257 páginas.

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