Perl Crash Course: Gettin’ jiggy wit it
Built in Perl functions for Scalars, Arrays, and Hashes
February 1, 2009
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Built in Perl functions for Scalars, Arrays, and Hashes
How to easily install CPAN’s MQSeries under Windows XP.
Using Perl to connect to a DB without having Oracle Client installed.
Yesterday I found myself in a position of having to re-master my computer – hence having to reinstall most of the applications including my trusty
On my previous post, I talked about MySQL functionality “insert into … on duplicate key update” which I found really cool. It has since been
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Scalars Variable Names Scalar is the type of variable used to hold one single piece of information. Examples of scalar information are one string, one
In this chapter, we will see the three types of variables available in Perl: Scalars, Arrays, and Hashes. We will also work with lists, slices,
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