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catalog abstract ""Perl is a programming language of growing significance in the world of software development. A Little Book on Perl meets that growing academic market need for Perl books. This book attempts to target experienced programmers, whether that experience has come from professional programming or from the first two courses in a degree program in computer science. Neither a comprehensive reference book nor a tutorial, this book lands somewhere in the middle of these two models. The reader's advantage is a new model-no need to have prior knowledge of awk or C, or even anything about UNIX-since the contents of the book do not depend on any particular computer platform."--Jacket.".
catalog contributor b11594857.
catalog created "2000.".
catalog date "2000".
catalog date "2000.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2000.".
catalog description ""Perl is a programming language of growing significance in the world of software development. A Little Book on Perl meets that growing academic market need for Perl books. This book attempts to target experienced programmers, whether that experience has come from professional programming or from the first two courses in a degree program in computer science. Neither a comprehensive reference book nor a tutorial, this book lands somewhere in the middle of these two models. The reader's advantage is a new model-no need to have prior knowledge of awk or C, or even anything about UNIX-since the contents of the book do not depend on any particular computer platform."--Jacket.".
catalog description "1.1 What Perl Is 1 -- 1.2 Scripts versus Programs 3 -- 1.3 CGI Programming in Perl 3 -- 1.4 Central Characteristics of Perl 4 -- 1.5 How to Get Perl 6 -- 2 Scalar Types, Expressions, and Simple Input and Output 11 -- 2.1 Scalar Literals 11 -- 2.2 Scalar Variables 15 -- 2.3 Scalar Operators 16 -- 2.4 Mixed-Mode Expressions 24 -- 2.5 Assignment Statements 25 -- 2.6 Simple Keyboard Input and Screen Output 27 -- 2.8 Running a Perl Program 29 -- 2.9 Bitwise Operators 30 -- 3 Control Statements 35 -- 3.1 Control Expressions 35 -- 3.2 Selection Statements-if and unless 39 -- 3.3 Interactive Statements-while, until, and for 41 -- 3.4 Ways Out of a Block-next, last, and redo 44 -- 3.5 Statement Modifiers 46 -- 3.6 Stopping Execution with die 47 -- 3.7 A Bit More about Input 48 -- 3.9 Debugger 51 -- 4 Arrays 57 -- 4.1 Introduction to Arrays 57 --".
catalog description "122 -- 7.7 Substitutions 123 -- 7.9 Translating Characters 126 -- 8 Files, Input and Output, and Formats 129 -- 8.1 Filehandles and Files 129 -- 8.2 Opening and Closing Files 130 -- 8.3 Reading and Writing Files 131 -- 8.4 Portability and Files 133 -- 8.5 File Tests 133 -- 8.6 Removing and Renaming Files 134 -- 8.7 Formats 135 -- 8.8 Top-of-Page Format 138 -- 9 Cgi Programming with Perl 141 -- 9.2 Common Gateway Interface 142 -- 9.3 Simple Linkage to CGI Programs 143 -- 9.4 Handling Forms 144 -- 9.6 Basics of CGI .pm 152 -- 9.7 An Example Using CGI .pm 154 -- 10 Advanced Topics 167 -- 10.1 Directories 167 -- 10.2 Getting System Information 170 -- 10.3 Launching Programs 172 -- 10.4 Communicating through Sockets 173 -- 10.5 Using UNIX DBM Databases 176 -- 10.6 Graphical User Interfaces Using Tk 178.".
catalog description "4.2 List Literals 58 -- 4.3 Arrays 59 -- 4.4 Referencing Array Elements 60 -- 4.6 Slices 63 -- 4.7 Scalar and List Context 64 -- 4.8 Foreach Statement 65 -- 4.9 List Operators 66 -- 4.11 Command-Line Arguments 72 -- 5 Hashes and References 77 -- 5.1 Structure of Hashes 77 -- 5.2 Operators for Hashes 80 -- 5.5 Nested Data Structures 85 -- 6 Functions 91 -- 6.1 Fundamentals of Subprograms 91 -- 6.2 Functions without Parameters 92 -- 6.3 Scope and Lifetime of a Variable 94 -- 6.4 Parameters 96 -- 6.6 Indirect Calls to Functions 103 -- 6.7 Predefined Perl Functions 104 -- 6.8 Sort Function, Revisited 105 -- 6.9 Pack and unpack Functions 106 -- 7 Pattern Matching 109 -- 7.2 Simple Patterns 110 -- 7.3 More Complex Patterns 117 -- 7.4 Remembering Matches 120 -- 7.5 Extensions to Regular Expressions 121 -- 7.6 Split Function, Revisited".
catalog extent "xiii, 190 p. :".
catalog identifier "0139279555".
catalog issued "2000".
catalog issued "2000.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall,".
catalog subject "005.13/3 21".
catalog subject "Perl (Computer program language)".
catalog subject "QA76.73.P22 S43 1999".
catalog tableOfContents "1.1 What Perl Is 1 -- 1.2 Scripts versus Programs 3 -- 1.3 CGI Programming in Perl 3 -- 1.4 Central Characteristics of Perl 4 -- 1.5 How to Get Perl 6 -- 2 Scalar Types, Expressions, and Simple Input and Output 11 -- 2.1 Scalar Literals 11 -- 2.2 Scalar Variables 15 -- 2.3 Scalar Operators 16 -- 2.4 Mixed-Mode Expressions 24 -- 2.5 Assignment Statements 25 -- 2.6 Simple Keyboard Input and Screen Output 27 -- 2.8 Running a Perl Program 29 -- 2.9 Bitwise Operators 30 -- 3 Control Statements 35 -- 3.1 Control Expressions 35 -- 3.2 Selection Statements-if and unless 39 -- 3.3 Interactive Statements-while, until, and for 41 -- 3.4 Ways Out of a Block-next, last, and redo 44 -- 3.5 Statement Modifiers 46 -- 3.6 Stopping Execution with die 47 -- 3.7 A Bit More about Input 48 -- 3.9 Debugger 51 -- 4 Arrays 57 -- 4.1 Introduction to Arrays 57 --".
catalog tableOfContents "122 -- 7.7 Substitutions 123 -- 7.9 Translating Characters 126 -- 8 Files, Input and Output, and Formats 129 -- 8.1 Filehandles and Files 129 -- 8.2 Opening and Closing Files 130 -- 8.3 Reading and Writing Files 131 -- 8.4 Portability and Files 133 -- 8.5 File Tests 133 -- 8.6 Removing and Renaming Files 134 -- 8.7 Formats 135 -- 8.8 Top-of-Page Format 138 -- 9 Cgi Programming with Perl 141 -- 9.2 Common Gateway Interface 142 -- 9.3 Simple Linkage to CGI Programs 143 -- 9.4 Handling Forms 144 -- 9.6 Basics of CGI .pm 152 -- 9.7 An Example Using CGI .pm 154 -- 10 Advanced Topics 167 -- 10.1 Directories 167 -- 10.2 Getting System Information 170 -- 10.3 Launching Programs 172 -- 10.4 Communicating through Sockets 173 -- 10.5 Using UNIX DBM Databases 176 -- 10.6 Graphical User Interfaces Using Tk 178.".
catalog tableOfContents "4.2 List Literals 58 -- 4.3 Arrays 59 -- 4.4 Referencing Array Elements 60 -- 4.6 Slices 63 -- 4.7 Scalar and List Context 64 -- 4.8 Foreach Statement 65 -- 4.9 List Operators 66 -- 4.11 Command-Line Arguments 72 -- 5 Hashes and References 77 -- 5.1 Structure of Hashes 77 -- 5.2 Operators for Hashes 80 -- 5.5 Nested Data Structures 85 -- 6 Functions 91 -- 6.1 Fundamentals of Subprograms 91 -- 6.2 Functions without Parameters 92 -- 6.3 Scope and Lifetime of a Variable 94 -- 6.4 Parameters 96 -- 6.6 Indirect Calls to Functions 103 -- 6.7 Predefined Perl Functions 104 -- 6.8 Sort Function, Revisited 105 -- 6.9 Pack and unpack Functions 106 -- 7 Pattern Matching 109 -- 7.2 Simple Patterns 110 -- 7.3 More Complex Patterns 117 -- 7.4 Remembering Matches 120 -- 7.5 Extensions to Regular Expressions 121 -- 7.6 Split Function, Revisited".
catalog title "A little book on Perl / by Robert Sebesta.".
catalog type "text".