Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
4 Hour(s) 18 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Stone River eLearning
Rating
Course Overview
Perl Fundamentals
Perl is a generic term used for the two programming languages, Perl 5 and Perl 6. Perl languages are increasing in their popularity because of their use in system administration, network programming, finance, bioinformatics and many other applications. This course covers the basic concepts of Perl and enables the students to start using Perl programming languages to develop efficient applications that could be used to solve the day-to-day problems.
The Perl: Fundamentals course introduces the students to the basic concepts required to get started with Perl programming languages for software and application development. The course focuses on the fundamental topics such as data structures, input, output, subroutines and Regex. The course is very helpful for beginner level software developers who are looking to grow in this ever-growing field.
Course Content
- 3 section(s)
- 48 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Chapter 01 - Introduction to Perl
- Section 2 Chapter 02 - Data Structures, Input and Output
- Section 3 Chapter 03 - Subroutines and Regex
What You’ll Learn
- Get an introduction of Perl
- Understand the concept of literals and variables
- Use string functions
- Understand loops and conditionals
- Get an overview of the data structures such as lists
- Understand the command line input
- Learn about subroutines and regex
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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RRuben Fuchs
It is a good hands on course for learning perl, albeit a bit sloppy at times (use strict or not changing; using m before regex delimiter; etc.) Not sure about the target audience. I was hoping for an introduction to the weird and savage syntax of Perl for someone with some higher level language experience having to deal with legacy code. There is too much blathering for this kind of audience and some of the crazy Perl-stuff is not dealt with thoroughly enough. But then, again, I cannot expect a "Perl for C# devs" type of course... The Regex chapter was a good hands-on primer for someone never heard of it before. question 31 is imho missing a ]-bracket
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JJon Rank
Great review with some new information.
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RRuben Totolyan
something interesting but now full scope covered . it is really introduction to 1985 created language
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SShashank V M
The course was explained well with examples.
