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  1. Examples - learn.perl.org

    Examples What can be done with Perl? These are just a few simple examples of what you can do with Perl modules. Email · Sending an email · Validate an email Files · List contents of a …

  2. Perl Tutorials - learn.perl.org

    The perl tarball includes these tutorials. Start with perlintro and then continue with other tutorials. Perl.com's Beginners Introduction to Perl This six-part tutorial covers the basics, aiming to …

  3. Reading and writing a file with Perl - learn.perl.org

    Path::Tiny makes working with directories and files clean and easy to do. Use path () to create a Path::Tiny object for any file path you want to operate on, but remember if you are calling other …

  4. Learn Perl - learn.perl.org

    Perl examples · Reading and writing to file · List contents of a directory · Read a spreadsheet · Sending an email · Validate an email · Setting up a local static web server · Processing …

  5. Sending an email with Perl - learn.perl.org

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  6. Beginning Perl (free) - learn.perl.org

    You'll see how to access and work with databases in Perl, write CGI scripts to generate web pages and beyond. Examples are based on Perl 5.6, but are still relevant to current Perl …

  7. First steps - learn.perl.org

    After installing Perl you will want to actually run some Perl code. You need to use a command line (Windows, macOS, Unix/Linux) program to do this. Check you have Perl installed by typing the …

  8. Perl modules - learn.perl.org

    What is a Perl module? Perl modules are a set of related functions in a library file. They are specifically designed to be reusable by other modules or programs. There are 108,000 …

  9. Reading the contents of a directory - learn.perl.org

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  10. Documentation - learn.perl.org

    Documentation Where to find reference material? There are many Perl books, you may also find these links useful.