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Data Munging with Perl

by David Cross

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Techniques for using Perl to recognize, parse, transform, and filter data.
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The book's chapters are concise, the coverage is comprehensive, and the examples are plentiful and relevant. I've been using Perl's data munging capabilities heavily for many years, and I still picked up some useful new insights from Cross' book.
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