Describing the Perl Programming Language
Introduction to Perl
Basic Elements of Perl Scripting
Command-line Options used with perl
Perl Documentation and Help
Implementing Scalars
Scalars
Assignment of Scalar Data to Scalar Variables
Scalar Operators
Strings
Listing Control Structures
if Statements
Loops
Loop Control Statements
Implementing Arrays
Arrays
Array Functions
Back Quotes and Command Execution
Scalar and List Context
Implementing Hashes
Hashes
Hash Functions
Iterations on Hashes
Operations on Hash Elements
Implementing Basic I/O and Regular Expressions
Basic I/O and Regular Expressions
Patterns
Anchors and Quantifiers
Capturing, Back-Referencing and Greediness
Substitute Operator
Translation Operator
Other Features of Match Operations
Describing Subroutines and Modules
Subroutines
Scope
Libraries
Packages
Modules
Manipulating Files and Directories
Opening and Reading Files
Writing to Files
Process and System Commands
Creating a Basic Text Database
File and Directory Tests
Reading Directory Contents
Implementing Perl
CGI Programming
Object-Oriented Perl Programming
Perl Debugger
Description:
The Perl Programming course is a comprehensive course that explains the Perl programming language, from basic
through advanced syntax. This course is aimed at a wide range of job roles, including Programmers, System
Administrators, Web Authors, and Operators. The course provides the fundamentals needed to use the Perl
programming
language to write quick yet powerful scripts for a range of purposes, as well as provides an overview of Common
Gateway
Interface Programming, Object-Oriented Perl and Perl Debugging.
The course is taught on the Oracle Solaris Operating Environment. However, the material is suitable for any operating
system, including Linux, UNIX, and Windows.
Learn To:
Describe the Perl Programming Language.
Implement Scalars.
List Control Structures.
Implement Arrays.
Describe Hashes.
Implement Basic I/O and Regular Expressions.
Describe Subroutines and Modules.
Manipulate Files and Directories.
Implement Perl.
Benefits To You
The Perl Programming course provides students with the fundamentals to create functional Perl scripts. The course
introduces students to data structures, flow control mechanisms, regular expressions, and subroutines and modules
in the form of example scripts and lab scripts. The course concludes with an overview of implementing Perl with
regard to Common Gateway Interface (CGI) Programming, Object-Oriented Perl and Perl Debugging.
This course however, does not cover the construct of the Perl Programming Language itself or complex Perl
functions used for high-level programming. Rather, it focuses mainly on the implementation of the language to
create simple and functional Perl scripts.
