Ukhas,
Every now and then someone asks about certification, but the general
consensus in the Perl community is that certification is not
particularly useful.
As for OOP, Perl is very OO. It has built-in support for data
hiding, encapsulation, method calls, the whole ball of wax. Plus it has
powerful reflection, run-time definition, and exception-handling
capabilities. It is every bit as capable an OO language as Java or C++
or C#; just different. I personally have programmed in all three, and I
greatly prefer Perl's OO model.
Eric
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jean
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 7:49 AM
To: Active Perl
Subject: amateur perl questions
Hi Bill/Brian et al.
I have a few queries coming to my mind ... though not technical enough;
but surely any light anybody can through on this would silence the
questions in my head.
1. Is there a internationally-recognised Perl-Certification Exam offered
by ActiveState??
2. I have seen the OOP concepts of Perl, but they dont look convincing
as Java/C++ OOP.
Do u really think Perl can be labelled as an OO-language??
Apologies if these questions sound amateur.
Best,
Ukh
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