Well, I think it’s an unwritten rule that when you have a famous author post a book recommendation on your blog, even if it’s for his own book, that you take it and don’t think twice. So no more votes are needed. I’m going with “Learning Perl”.
Randal, I’m not sure what brought you to my blog, but I’m feeling very proud/impressed. Please be warned, there will be a number of very basic, embarrassing Perl questions/comments appearing here in the future.
I’m fine with any questions, including silly ones.
However, I suggest you supplant your book reading by a visit to http://perlmonks.org/ and http://learn.perl.org/ which points at other good resources. That way, you can bug all of us in parallel!
Well, I may be a bit biased, but I’m pretty sure you’ll want to read “Learning Perl” followed by “Learning Perl Objects References and Modules”.
Well, I think it’s an unwritten rule that when you have a famous author post a book recommendation on your blog, even if it’s for his own book, that you take it and don’t think twice. So no more votes are needed. I’m going with “Learning Perl”.
Randal, I’m not sure what brought you to my blog, but I’m feeling very proud/impressed. Please be warned, there will be a number of very basic, embarrassing Perl questions/comments appearing here in the future.
Thanks,
Erik
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I’m fine with any questions, including silly ones.
However, I suggest you supplant your book reading by a visit to http://perlmonks.org/ and http://learn.perl.org/ which points at other good resources. That way, you can bug all of us in parallel!
Sounds good, Randal. I’ve already got a quesion on strings from Ch2. I’ll post the question here and out on the sites you mentioned.
Erik