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Advice on training (Score:2)

by merlyn (47)
Oh, and I just subscribed to perl-trainers@perl.org. Any advice on how to train Perl beginners welcome.
Well, I can recommend a good book to start with, perhaps.
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- Randal L. Schwartz
- Stonehenge
- Re:Advice on training (Score:1)
  
  by oneiron (2615)
  
  I told them the best first book on Perl is "Learning Perl", but I couldn't remember the author's name. ;) I might add that one of them piped up (without any provocation) and said: "Learning Perl is a great book". As for best second books on Perl, I recommended the shiny ball book and the camel. And TheDamian's OO Perl as the best third book. Actually, davorg's "Data Munging with Perl" looks like a nice second book too, but I haven't read it. Being new to Perl training, I will also poke around the Stonehenge
  
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