Perl by Example

by Ellie Quigley

Through proven sample programs, professional Perl trainer Ellie Quigley takes readers from their first program to highly sophisticated scripting. Updated for Web developers, the book teaches CGI scripting with Perl. The CD-ROM includes Perl 5 for all leading UNIX platforms, Windows 95 and NT, plus hundreds of code examples.

Genres: Technology, Reference, Programming, Computer Science, Nonfiction

552 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1994

Reviews

[Theron]

Examples still work. Great tool to have for *nix system programming and workflow automation.

[Smitty1e]

This is among the better programming books I've ever seen.
What sets this apart is the focus on example code and the subsequent breakdown of the nuances of the code.
I have plenty of other programming experience, but Perl has never been something in which to invest time until recently, and I think this is an excellent reference for the practitioner, and introduction for the neophyte.
Every programming tool deserves this treatment.

[Jay Cresva]

Probably the best book on Perl I've come across. Every single topic is illustrated with examples. I typed out most of the examples by hand and ran them and it was great for learning. I'll definitely read more of her books on other programming languages.

[Andy]

I forgot many things, and this book is great to see easy examples.

[Ramesh]

If you could afford to buy only one book on Perl, get this.

[Hariprasad]

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