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Learning Perl by Example, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 84 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 137 reviews, and has 1524 subscribers.

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Title: Learning Perl by Example

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 84

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 84

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Be able to construct a Perl script to manipulate text or binary documents.
  • Ability to use Perl to interface with and control system software

Who Should Attend

  • The course is designed to introduce the newbie to programming with an easy examples.
  • At the end of the course there is an introduction to using Perl with sockets and data bases
  • If you have just started using computers this course is probably not for you

Target Audiences

  • The course is designed to introduce the newbie to programming with an easy examples.
  • At the end of the course there is an introduction to using Perl with sockets and data bases
  • If you have just started using computers this course is probably not for you

It's a great time to be a Perl programmer!

In today’s world, ETL (Extract, Transform and Load data) is a driving force to facilitate development of business intelligence and analytics across information delivery, analysis and integration. Perl can be used with this high level software to create the underlying infrastructure for ETL.

    > Use Perl to create database functions that can be combined into one tool to pull data out of one database and place it into another.

    > Perl can define standard metrics, create advanced calculations, analytical functions to enhance data.

    > This self-guided, introductory course provides the foundation for performing the above functions.

LEARN PERL BY EXAMPLE

Imagine, design, implement, test, and roll out new features in your role as a Perl Programmer!

Have you ever wanted to find or extract some information in a huge document without needing to read though it? Do you want to manipulate, reformat, or extract text (or binary data) from a document that is not human readable? Then this course is for you. You can extract, transform and load data into a spreadsheet or a database. You are only limited by your imagination.

Who should take this course:

This course is for someone who wants to learn a software language from the ground up. The course starts with Perl fundamentals and progresses to an intermediate level. Examples are used to introduce concepts and to stimulate the imagination. The end of the course does introduce some advanced topics.

You will learn:

    -Perl fundamentals

    -Learning Perl hands-on examples

    -Object Oriented Programming introduction

Included

    -Guided examples with results, hands on exercises

    -Video modules

    -Instructions to download Perl, a Perl IDE and Editor

    -How to use Perl module extensions

Requirements

    -Desktop, laptop

    -Download Perl (free) to Windows OS

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Perl Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Perl Introduction

Chapter 2: Perl Overview

Lecture 1: Perl Features

Lecture 2: Perl Scripts

Chapter 3: Scalars

Lecture 1: Scalar Data – Numbers

Lecture 2: Scalar Operators – Numeric/Logical

Lecture 3: Scalar Functions

Lecture 4: Scalar Interpolation in Stings

Lecture 5: Scalar Print

Lecture 6: Scalar Operators Arithmetic

Lecture 7: Scalar Operators Logical

Lecture 8: Scalar Operators Comparison

Chapter 4: Arrays

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Arrays and List Data

Lecture 3: Array Operators

Lecture 4: Array Elements

Lecture 5: Array Slice

Lecture 6: Array Functions

Lecture 7: Array Contexts

Lecture 8: Array Transforms

Lecture 9: Array Merging

Chapter 5: Hashes

Lecture 1: Hashes

Lecture 2: Hash Operators

Chapter 6: Control Structures

Lecture 1: Control Stuctures – Blocks

Lecture 2: Control Structures – if/else

Lecture 3: Control Structures – if True/False

Lecture 4: Control Structures – if/elsif

Lecture 5: Control Structures – while

Lecture 6: Control Structures – do

Lecture 7: Control Structures – for

Lecture 8: Control Structures – foreach

Lecture 9: Control Structures – last

Lecture 10: Control Structures – next

Lecture 11: Control Structures – redo

Lecture 12: Control Structures – LABEL

Chapter 7: Basic Input/Output

Lecture 1: Basic Input/Output

Lecture 2: Basic Input/Output – <>

Lecture 3: Basic Input/Output – STDOUT

Lecture 4: Basic I/O File

Lecture 5: Basic I/O – File Operations

Lecture 6: Basic I/O – File Usage

Chapter 8: Pattern Matching

Lecture 1: Pattern Matching – Regular Expressions

Lecture 2: Pattern Matching – Character Patterns

Lecture 3: Pattern Matching – Common Constructs

Lecture 4: Pattern Matching – Grouping Patterns

Lecture 5: Pattern Matching – Greedy Patterns

Lecture 6: Pattern Matching – Anchoring Patterns

Lecture 7: Pattern Matching – Examples

Lecture 8: Pattern Matching – Variable Interpolation

Lecture 9: Pattern Matching – Read Only Variables

Lecture 10: Pattern Matching – Substitution

Lecture 11: Pattern Matching – Split Example

Chapter 9: Subroutines, Functions, Modules

Lecture 1: Subroutines, Functions, Modules

Lecture 2: Functions – Calling

Lecture 3: Functions – Returns

Lecture 4: Funtions – Arguments

Lecture 5: Functions – Sub Arguments

Lecture 6: Functions – Internal Variables

Lecture 7: Functions – Program Variables

Lecture 8: Packages – Namespace

Lecture 9: Packages – Qualifiers

Lecture 10: Modules – Libraries

Lecture 11: Modules – use Function

Chapter 10: Built-in Operations / Functions

Lecture 1: Built-in Operators / Functions

Lecture 2: Operators – Quote, Miscellaneous

Lecture 3: Operators – List

Lecture 4: Operators – String

Lecture 5: Operators – Files

Lecture 6: Operators – References

Lecture 7: Operators – Dereferences

Lecture 8: Operators – Process Management

Chapter 11: Object Orientation

Lecture 1: Object Orientation

Lecture 2: Object Package

Lecture 3: Object Creation

Lecture 4: Object Inheritance

Lecture 5: Objects Destructors

Chapter 12: Project – Perl Sockets

Lecture 1: Perl Project – Sockets

Lecture 2: Sockets

Lecture 3: Sockets – Server

Instructors

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  • 1 stars: 13 votes
  • 2 stars: 8 votes
  • 3 stars: 25 votes
  • 4 stars: 40 votes
  • 5 stars: 51 votes

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