Perl Intermediate - San Francisco

This class is the middle two days of the five-day Perl bootcamp in San Francisco.

By the end of this Perl class, you will know how to:

• Launch the Perl command-line interpreter and apply its configuration switches
• Create and manipulate lists (arrays) of items
• Define, populate, and iterate through hashes (associative arrays)
• Take advantage of the information in built-in variables such as @INC, %INC, @_, $_, and %ENV
• Use list and hash functions such as foreach() and keys()
• Build subroutines and capture parameters with the @_ array
• Read from, and write to, text files on your computer
• Specify namespaces for variables so you can keep separate your variables and any with the same name in modules you use
• Find and install modules from www.cpan.org and the ActiveState package manager
• Include a module when you don't have permission to put it in your directory (e.g., in a shared server) and it is not in the folder designated for modules
• Work with the constants, variables, and subroutines in modules
• and much more! See full outline for Perl Classes - Intermediate

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* Note: This class description is for intermediate Perl training in San Francisco. We also offer Perl class in San Jose, Sacramento, and intermediate Perl class in Los Angeles.