If you choose software engineering as a career you'll prolly learn like 25 languages.
Perl is just so damn handy -- it's easy to do things you'll frequently want to do --
that it's likely to be one of them. If you're not a software engineer, then Perl is a
good language for casual programmers
On Dec 24, 2003, at 11:08 PM, Tone wrote:
Hello, I'm interested in programming languages and am somehow new to
this field.I am moving from Windows to Linux and am interested in
engaging in the programming world. What I would like to ask is: why
would I be interested in learning Perl ?
All pro
Tone wrote:
> Hello, I'm interested in programming languages and am somehow new to this field.I
> am moving from Windows to Linux and am interested in engaging in the programming
> world. What I would like to ask is: why would I be interested in learning Perl ?Give
> me the main reasons why I
On Dec 24, 2003, at 9:08 PM, Tone wrote:
Hello, I'm interested in programming languages and am
somehow new to this field.I am moving from Windows to Linux
and am interested in engaging in the programming world.
Run Away would be my first advice.
What I would like to ask is: why would I be inter
Hello, I'm interested in programming languages and am somehow new to this field.I am
moving from Windows to Linux and am interested in engaging in the programming world.
What I would like to ask is: why would I be interested in learning Perl ?Give me the
main reasons why I may be interested in
