Programming Perl [4th edition, blue camel]

The "Camel Book", as this book is often called, is the Perl Bible. It's not only an exhaustive reference, but clearly written any *funny* to boot. The humour pervades the text, making a sometimes dry subject much more approachable.

No Perl programmer can afford to be without this book, and anybody considering writing a technical reference should refer to this book to see how it's done.

I would say that this is THE BOOK for learning Perl. Funny and easy to read.

A classic. I own two copies, at work and at home. Sometimes I pick a page at random, I'm sure it will make me laugh in a page or two.

Absolutely essential for the Perl programmer. I learned Perl using this book and still refer to it from time to time.

Extremely useful, still. Especially now that search engines have gone to shit, I pulled this old book back off my shelf.

Indeholder "Preface", "Part 1: Overview", "Chapter 1: An Overview of Perl", "Part 2: The Gory Details", "Chapter 2: Bits and Pieces", "Chapter 3: Unary and Binary Operators", "Chapter 4: Statements and Declarations", "Chapter 5: Pattern Matching", "Chapter 6: Subroutines", "Chapter 7: Formats", "Chapter 8: References", "Chapter 9: Data Structures", "Chapter 10: Packages", "Chapter 11: Modules", "Chapter 12: Objects", "Chapter 13: Overloading", "Chapter 14: Tied Variables", "Part 3: Perl as Technology", "Chapter 15: Unicode", "Chapter 16: Interprocess Communication", "Chapter 17: Threads", "Chapter 18: Compiling", "Chapter 19: The Command-Line Interface", "Chapter 20: The Perl Debugger", "Chapter 21: Internals and Externals", "Part 4: show more Perl as Culture", "Chapter 22: CPAN", "Chapter 23: Security", "Chapter 24: Common Practices", "Chapter 25: Portable Perl", "Chapter 26: Plain Old Documentation", "Chapter 27: Perl Culture", "Part 5: Reference Material", "Chapter 28: Special Names", "Chapter 29: Functions", "Chapter 30: The Standard Perl Library", "Chapter 31: Pragmatic Modules", "Chapter 32: Standard Modules", "Chapter 33: Diagnostic Messages", "Glossary", "Index", "Colophon".

Glimrende introduktion til Perl programmeringssproget. Der er små jokes rundt omkring, men også nyttige småprogrammer.
Desværre var det her en paperback udgave og den går i stykker i ryggen, når der har været brugt et stykke tid. show less

Indeholder "Preface", "1. An Overview of Perl", " Getting Started", " Natural and Artificial Languages", " A Grade Example", " Filehandles", " Operators", " Control Structures", " Regular Expressions", " List Processing", " What You Don't Know Won't Hurt You (Much)", "2. The Gory Details", " Lexical Texture", " Built-in Data Types", " Terms", " Pattern Matching", " Operators", " Statements and Declarations", " Subroutines", " Formats", " Special Variables", "3. Functions", " Perl Functions by Category", " Perl Functions in Alphabetical Order", "4. References and Nested Data Structures", " What Is a Reference?", " Creating Hard References", " Using Hard References", " Symbolic References", " Braces, Brackets, and Quoting", " A Brief show more Tutorial: Manipulating Lists of Lists", " Data Structure Code Examples", "5. Packages, Modules, and Object Classes", " Packages", " Modules", " Objects", " Using Tied Variables", " Some Hints About Object Design", "6. Social Engineering", " Cooperating with Command Interpreters", " Cooperating with Other Processes", " Cooperating with Strangers", " Cooperating with Other Languages", "7. The Standard Perl Library", " Beyond the Standard Library", " Library Modules", "8. Other Oddments", " The Perl Debugger", " Common Goofs for Novices", " Efficiency", " Programming with Style", " Distribution and Installation", " Perl Poetry", " History Made Practical", "9. Diagnostic Messages", "Glossary", "Index", "Colophon".

Glimrende bog, der både formår at være referencemanual og appetitvækker på alle de mange ting, som den ikke kan nå at dække. show less