Daryl Styrk wrote:
I've purchased "Learning Perl" to finally give picking up perl a fair
shot. However in the beginning of the book it suggest that I should have
an understanding of basic programming concepts such as variables, loops,
subroutines, and arrays... Well, I don't. I was hoping that this book
would somewhat cover it all. I have some experience with bash, not much..
More less copying/pasting scripts and perhaps a slight edit here and
there. Nothing that has reveled itself as one of the above functions.
So, can anyone recommend a good document/book/link to get the basics
out of the way? I supposed I would make sense of it all soon enough. But
I would prefer to have something to read about those topics for reference.
a great book that im learning from is sams teach yourself perl in 21
days. Covers the basics, some web basics and some regex. It gets you
going without having to really look for stuff on the web for more
explanation.
-Scott
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