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Perl (Computer program language)

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CGI programming with Perl

Scott Guelich

2000

Perl Black Book

Steven Holzner

1999

UNIX and Perl to the rescue!

Keith Bradnam

2012

Perl database programming

Brent Michalski

2003

Using Perl for Web programming

Matthew D. Healy, Harlan, David, Paul Doyle et al.

1996

Perl

Nigel Chapman

1997

Elements of Programming with Perl

Andrew L. Johnson

2000

Perl in a Nutshell

Ellen Siever, Nathan Patwardhan, Stephen Spainhour

1999

Perl

Paul J. Deitel, D.C. McPhie, Harvey M. Deitel et al.

2001

Sams teach yourself Perl in 21 days

Laura Lemay

1999

Web security

Lincoln D. Stein

1998

Learning Perl

Randal L. Schwartz, brian d foy, Tom Phoenix

1993 ★ 4.3

XML processing with Perl, Python, and PHP

Martin C. Brown

2001

The definitive guide to Catalyst

Matt Trout, Kieren Diment

2009

Teach yourself Perl 5 for Windows NT in 21 days

Tony Zhang

1997

Perl 5

Johan Vromans

2000

Programming the Network with Perl

Paul Barry

2002

Perl in 21 Days

Laura Lemay

2002

Mastering Perl for bioinformatics

James D. Tisdall

2003

Developing CGI applications with Perl

John Deep

1996

Perl 5 Desktop Reference

Johan Vromans

1996

Object Oriented Perl

Damian Conway

2000

Perl 6 essentials

Allison Randal

2003

Introduction to CGI/Perl

Edwin Aoki, Steven E. Brenner

1996

XML and Perl

Ilya Sterin, Mark Riehl

2002

Programming Perl

Tom Christiansen, Christiansen, Larry Wall et al.

1990 ★ 3.8

Perl debugged

Scott, Peter

2001

Official guide to programming with CGI.pm

Lincoln D. Stein

1998

Mastering algorithms with Perl

Jon Orwant

1999

An Introduction to Language Processing with Perl and Prolog

Pierre M. Nugues

2006

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