David Leathers wrote:
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After reading some of the post just was wondering if I'm starting to learn
the right language first. I am studying to be a network administrator or a
job in that field. Is this the best language for me to start on?
That is basically un-answerable :-). Unix,
From: Wiggins d'Anconia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David Leathers wrote:
snip
After reading some of the post just was wondering if I'm starting to
learn the right language first. I am studying to be a network
administrator or a job in that field. Is this the best language for
me to start on?
Jenda Krynicky wrote:
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I think C is prettymuch useless for normal sysadmins.
There already is a Perl module for almost anything and if there is
not Win32::API, FFI or something like that can most probably get you
there as well. And since it takes ten times longer to do anything in
C
Hi
I'm using RH8.0 and trying to run my first program. Feel kind of stupid right now but
I can not get this to work.
In vi I did #!/usr/bin/perl
printHello World;
Saved file as first
did chmod 755 and then ./first
I get no error but Hello World does not print on the screen.
oops
are u sure you havent done any meddling with perl on your system
try this on command line
/usr/bin/perl -e 'print hello world\n'
You still get no output then there is something really wrong
try installing perl again
David Leathers wrote:
Hi
I'm using RH8.0 and trying to run my first
On Saturday 04 January 2003 10:18 am, David Leathers wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
printHello World;
Are you sure it's not printing with your prompt immediately after Hello
World? Try putting a new line after World and it may be noticeable.
print Hello World\n;
nyec
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To
, January 05, 2003 2:53 AM
Subject: Re: Help with Hello world
On Saturday 04 January 2003 10:18 am, David Leathers wrote:
#!/usr/bin/perl
printHello World;
Are you sure it's not printing with your prompt immediately after Hello
World? Try putting a new line after World and it may
