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Class Agenda:
- Introduction to Perl
- Basic Concepts
- Your first program
- Scalars
- Numbers
- Strings
- References
- Arrays
- Create them
- Operators, Functions, and Interpolation
- Control Structures
- Hashes
- What is hash?
- Functions and Slices
- Performance Considerations
- Basic I/O
- Regular Expressions
- Basic Expressions
- Matching
- Substitution
- Translation
- Functions
- Defining a Function
- Using a Function
- Arguments and Scope
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Prerequisites:
- Intro to UNIX, or equivalent.
Audience:
This course is designed for individuals who are new to Perl and need a quick jump-start in order to start using Perl for everyday tasks. This class is not directed towards application development, but rather toward the development of tools that can be used to solve problems the IT Professional runs into everyday.
This Course is designed for those already using a shell script or other language to manipulate files or control processes.
Course Benefits:
Student will have an understanding of the capabilities of the Perl programming language and be able to develop tools (small programs) written in the Perl programming language.
Materials Furnished:
Recommended Follow-On Course:
Course Length: Three Days
List Price: $1485.00
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