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- Refereces, packages, and object-oriented support.
These fundamental to advanced data structures.
- CGI programming. True, CGI programming is just
programming, but perl does provide some useful
libraries. And simultaneous access, security, and
debugging require a bit more attention.
This course will not make you expert even in the things
it covers. But it should make references and CGI programming
a bit more understandable. You'll be able to play with
it or follow the manual a bit more easily.
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You need some familiarity with perl. You should have written at
least several small perl programs, and know how to use arrays,
hashes, and regular expressions, and know about file I/O.
Being a little adventurous will help.
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