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Learn how to work with strings. Upper, lower and sentence case. Concatenate. Trim leading and/or trailing space.



This is an article in 10 sections on perl programming. It starts with very basic perl concepts and finishes with professional web programming skills.



This is a series of articles that are intended to teach the entire spectrum of perl cgi programming. Here you will start to learn from the very basic concepts and will continue to become a professional web programmer. In this first article you shall



This site is helpful for the CGI and perl learners who wants to know and learn more about perl with CGI. It describes how perl, CGI syntax works. It also has some special characters which is used in perl programming. It is simple to understand and ea



Learn how to work with scalar variables.



A reference with many examples which can be downloaded for off-line use



Commented illustrations of all major internal Perl data structures.



Perl is known for its confusing syntax, efficiency as well as speed. Through this first article in a series the basics of Perl language are explained to a beginner. This article can also be used by intermediate programmers.



This is third article of the series and teaches you about Perl's control structures. The tutorial can be undertaken by people with non-programming background to understand the FOR and WHILE loops. It also introduces you to Perl's array variables.



This tutorial provides a summary of major Perl elements and also relates one feature to another. All basic Perl features have been summarized and organized into categories. The tutorial has six major sections which are variables and their related ope