Learning from books
There are a lot of excellent books on various aspects of perl.
Here are those which we highly recommend.
General books
Title: |
Learning Perl |
Author: |
Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix, Brian D Foy |
Published: |
2011 (6th Edition) |
RRP: |
£30.99 |
Our Opinion: |
This is an excellent introductory text for
those with a little programming experience. |
Title: |
Programming Perl |
Author: |
Tom Christiansen, Brian D. Foy, Larry Wall, Jon Orwant |
Published: |
2012 (4th Edition) |
RRP: |
£47.99 |
Our Opinion: |
For a thorough grounding in the art of
programming perl, this book is a must. Co-authored by Larry Wall
himself this is a full treatment of many different aspects of
using perl to achieve computational success. |
Title: |
Perl Cookbook |
Author: |
Tom Christiansen, Nathan Torkington |
Published: |
2003 (2nd Edition) |
RRP: |
£39.99 |
Our Opinion: |
A fantastic resource for the busy programmer.
Hundreds of worked and annotated solutions to common
programming problems - all the hard work done by experts. |
Title: |
Intermediate Perl |
Author: |
Randal L. Schwartz, Brian D. Foy, Tom Phoenix |
Published: |
2012 (2nd Edition) |
RRP: |
£35.99 |
Our Opinion: |
Following on from Learning Perl, this
next-level book delves more deeply into the language. It
provides the reader with the knowledge of how to write modules,
create test suites, use OOP and tackle more advanced topics such
as scoping, data structures and more. |
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