PERL Training
 Perl was originally used by Unix programmers as a program
to manipulated text data. It is a free language that today is used for programming mail scripts, shopping carts, search engines, interacting with SQL and Access databases and for
many other CGI Scripts on the Internet. Although it can be run in a Windows environment, you most often find it running under Unix and Linux.
Although understanding C or C++ is helpful, Perl requires just a general understanding of programming concepts (variables,loops,subroutines,arrays etc.) Most individuals find
learning Perl must simplier than C or C++. You can also find an abundant of PERL scripts on the internet that are FREE and can be modified for your personal use.
When you complete this course, you will have a basic understanding of the Perl language. You will understand scalar data , subroutines, modules, packages, array and list data.
PERL Training Videos
|
Set of All Six Videos
|
kyper5a
|
$449.95
|
|
PERL Training Videos
Level 1 (2 hrs 3 mins)
1.0 Fundamentals of Perl (53 mins)
1.1 Objectives
1.2 What is Perl?
1.3 Purpose of Perl
1.4 Availability of Perl
1.5 Starting up Perl
1.6 Language Characteristics
1.7 A Simple Perl Program
1.8 Adding Input to a Simple Program
1.9 Objectives Recap
1.10 Exercises
2.0 Perl Basics (1 hr 8 mins)
2.1 Objectives
2.2 Scalar Data Types
2.3 Arrays
2.4 Using Arrays as an Index List
2.5 Using Arrays as Stacks
2.6 Hashes, aka Associative Arrays
2.7 Extracting Information from a Hash
2.8 References
2.9 Regular Expressions
2.10 Operators: String &Numeric
2.11 Control Statements
2.12 Objectives Recap
2.13 Exercises
Level 2 (1 hr 44 mins)
1.0 Scalar Data (1 hr 43 mins)
1.1 Objectives
1.2 Definition of Scalar Data
1.3 Numbers
1.4 Strings
1.5 Scalar Operators
1.6 Scalar Variables
1.7 Scalar Operators &Functions
1.8 <STDIN> as a Scalar Value
1.9 Output with Print
1.10 Undefined Values
1.11 Objective Recap
1.12 Exercises
Level 3 (1 hr 56 mins)
1.0 Arrays & List Data
1.1 Objectives
1.2 Definition of Array & List
1.3 Representation
1.4 Variables
1.5 Array Operators &Functions
1.6 Scalar &List Context
1.7 <STDIN> as an Array
1.8 Variable Interpolation of Arrays
1.9 Objectives Recap
1.10 Exercises
Level 4 (1 hr 59 mins)
1.0 Control Structures
1.1 Objectives
1.2 Definition of Control Structures
1.3 Statement Blocks
1.4 If/unless Statement
1.5 While/until Statement
1.6 For Statement
1.7 Foreach Statement
1.8 Objectives Recap
1.9 Exercises
2.0 Hashes (36 mins)
2.1 Objectives
2.2 Definition of a Hash
2.3 Hash Variables
2.4 Literal Representation of Hashes
2.5 Hash Functions
2.6 Hash Slices
2.7 Objectives Recap
2.8 Exercises
Level 5 (1 hr 42 mins)
1.0 Subroutines, Packages, & Modules
1.1 Objectives
1.2 Subroutine Declarations
1.2 Subroutine Declarations
1.3 Packages
1.4 Modules
1.5 Variable Localization
1.6 Objectives Recap
1.7 Exercises
2.0 Basic Input &Output (22 mins)
2.1 Objectives
2.2 Input from STDIN
2.3 Input from Diamond Operator
2.4 Output to STDOUT
2.5 Objectives Recap
2.6 Exercises
Level 6 (1 hr 49 mins)
1.0 Regular Expressions
1.1 Objectives
1.2 Concept of Regular Expressions
1.3 Uses of Regular Expressions
1.4 Patterns of Regular Expressions
1.5 Matching Operator
1.6 Substitutions
1.7 Split & Join Functions
1.8 Objectives Recap
1.9 Exercises
|
