Learn to Install and Use Padre IDE in Perl Programming

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The Perl Application Development and Refactoring Environment (Padre) is a GUI IDE for Perl with the rich code editor and friendly interface. Padre is...
Perl (2) - More Hands On

Learn the Basic Features of Perl Programming Language

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After finishing the introduction and writing our first program, more hands-on are needed to get more familiar with Perl. In this article, we are...
Perl-(12) - Subroutines 740X296

Learn about Subroutines in Perl Programming

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What are Subroutines? Subroutines (usually known as Functions in some other programming languages) are named blocks of code that achieve something, and are invoked (called)...
Perl-18

Learn to Use grep Command in Perl Programming

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How can we make Perl emulate the job of grep command-line tool in UNIX and Linux? To solve the problem, we need first to know...
Perl (10) - Arrays (2)

Learn the relation between Arrays and Strings in Perl Programming

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Welcome to part two of the Arrays topic. In this article, we are going to talk about the relation between Arrays and Strings. In...
Perl (3) - Scalars

Learn about Scalar Variable in Perl Programming Language

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In the previous article, we had a short introduction to Variables. The first of the three main types of variables supported by the Perl...
Perl-n

Learn more about Input and Output Operations in Perl Programming

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Writing to File Example We will be continuing what we started in the previous article. In this example, we are going to write a script that...
Perl-One

Learn about One Liners in Perl Programming

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A One-Liner is a very short program that fits within one-line, and could do a job, usually done by longer programs. In this context,...
Perl

Learn Input and Output Operations in Perl Programming

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Without being able to read dynamic inputs from the user, or to provide the processing results as output either to the screen or to...
Perl-(17)-Pattern-Matching-(2)-740X296

Learn about Pattern Matching using Regular Expressions in Perl

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Using Single-Character Constructs In the last article, we have learned how to use the simple (literal) patterns. A pattern like /Ahmed/ will match only strings...