Experience of Perl books

Recently, Perl has been re-learned due to project needs.

To be honest, Perl makes me love and hate. Love it because it is really nice to write your own code. It is the language with the least code and the fastest speed.

Hate is because it is too tired to read other people's code.

However, in general, it is indeed the first language in text processing, and text processing is indeed too powerful. No matter how annoying it is, you must learn a good language.

Since I learned it two or three years ago, this is just a review.

Learning Perl is a good book. I have never seen it better than learning Perl. It took me two hours to read it quickly and I feel like I have returned.

Programming Perl's theory of depth, not to mention, No1. Writing is really bad. This book is a combination of the C ++ programming language. Are they written to ordinary people.

But you have to watch it again. The biggest question of the book is that the learning curve is too steep, which describes many details and design philosophy. I want to go to bed, but I have to watch it again.

We recommend that you stick your head to the second part and then watch the other part. I force myself to do nothing for a whole day and concentrate on the second part.

Advance programming Perl is a good book and is perfect for C developers. We recommend that you read learning Perl first.

High Order Perl is a good book, and many development technologies have been introduced in brief. This book is actually suitable for all developers. This section describes many general technologies for programming languages.

Network Programming with perliter is normal. It doesn't matter if you don't know it.

Modern_perl_letter is easier to understand than programming Perl, but it is easier to learn than learning Perl. It is of a time-consuming type.

Pickup Perl 24-hour Learning Series, good books, quick learning. You will be able to get started after reading it in about half an hour.

For Perl cookbook manual books, you are advised to browse the books quickly, and then read them in depth if you encounter any problems at work.

Overall learning time: (reference)

Learning Perl 2 hours

Programming Perl 3 days

Advance programming Perl 1 day

High Order Perl 1 day

Modern_perl_letter 3 hours

Pickup Perl for half an hour

Perl cookbook 10 minutes

After about a week of reading, I basically restored my status to 2 years ago and understood the company's code.

Experience of Perl books