The O'Reilly Books on Perl are the best without a doubt. Learning Perl by O'Reilly is the place to start the the Advanced Perl Programming and keep the Perl Reference by your side. All by O'Reilly and also the cheaper of the books on the market.
http://perl.oreilly.com Good luck Trevor On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 16:40, Joe McCray wrote: > I'm a Linux newbie, so I've been working really hard on learning > Linux, and learning C. I'm finally getting a hold of C. No I can't > write on the fly without some sort of reference - but I'm still > learning. > > I'm a System Admin/Database Admin at work & Information Assurance > Officer is a secondary duty of mine (but I like it more then > administration). I'm trying to move into a security job, and get > away from Network Administration all together. I'd like to get > into auditing/pen-testing eventually(when I actually know what the > hell I'm doing). > > What would you guys recommend for my next language. Perl seems to > be really popular - that's what I'm considering. Can anyone > recommend a good book. By good I mean really hands on....workbook > style....write a program that does this, then write a program that > does that kinda book. > > Joe McCray > CCNA, Windows 2000 MCSE > A+, Network+, Linux+ > www.hardestworkingmanonline.com > > ________________________________________________________________ > Sent via hardestworkingmanonline.com > > > >
