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The usual way to learn Perl

Experienced programmers generally agree on the right way (roughly) to learn any programming language.

  • Read a lot.
  • Install whatever is necessary to work with the programming language (a compiled version of Perl or the source code and a compiler; furthermore, modules, debugger, documentation, help files, editor or a programming system).
  • Learn to work with this programming environment.
  • Experiment with simple scripts, try to explain yourself why certain things work the way they work and why other things don't work as you would expect them to.
  • Read more.
  • Experiment with more complex scripts, play with the code.
  • Visit a website or a usenet group with an active user community and read about the way they usually interact in their community. Become an active member of the community
  • Read even more.
  • Repeat the above.


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