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Chapters

Getting started with Perl Language
Comments
Variables
Interpolation in Perl
True and false
Dates and Time
Control Statements
Subroutines
Debug Output
Lists
Sorting
File I/O (reading and writing files)
Reading a file's content into a variable
Strings and quoting methods
Split a string on unquoted separators
Object-oriented Perl
Exception handling
Regular Expressions
XML Parsing
Unicode
Perl one-liners
Randomness
Special variables
Packages and modules
Install Perl modules via CPAN
Easy way to check installed modules on Mac and Ubuntu
Pack and unpack
Perl commands for Windows Excel with Win32::OLE module
Simple interaction with database via DBI module
Perl Testing
Dancer
Attributed Text
GUI Applications in Perl
Memory usage optimization
Perl script debugging
Perlbrew
Installation of Perl
Compile Perl cpan module sapnwrfc from source code
Best Practices

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109 pages, published on May 2018