Xu Peter wrote: > I am a newbie of perl. I have got through some classic perl books, > such as <Learning Perl> and <Intermediate Perl>, ... > I want to get deeper in learning perl.
I learn Perl primarily though reading books and writing code. STFW, RTFM, studying other people's code, participating in mailing lists and news groups, etc., are also very helpful. I suggest that you get these books next: 1. Perl Cookbook -- provides idiomatic Perl code and good explanations for many common programming chores. It is organized by task, so you can look things up and jump around as needed. I learn/ relearn something useful every time I pick it up; it's the next best thing to a Perl tutor. My Perl skills expanded dramatically once I bought this book. 2. Programming Perl -- *the* language reference book. It is organized by topic; you can also jump around as needed. I eventually read the 2nd edition cover-to-cover over a period of many months; Yowza! I reach for this book whenever I need complete, in-depth information. HTH, David -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-unsubscr...@perl.org For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-h...@perl.org http://learn.perl.org/
