Perl: Essential Programs for Your Survival at Work, Book 2 in the Rosetta Stone Series for Computer Programmers and Script-writers

Perl: Essential Programs for Your Survival at Work, Book 2 in the Rosetta Stone Series for Computer Programmers and Script-writers
ISBN-10
1419648322
ISBN-13
9781419648328
Category
Computers
Pages
657
Language
English
Published
2006-04-24
Publisher
LARRY L. SMITH
Author
Larry L. Smith

Description

This book, for UNIX-LINUX computer users, provides the beginner AND the 'guru' with practical, real-world examples and Perl scripts that make tough jobs easy.With this book, you can ... - Make your boss happy right NOW!- Learn a new language.- Master an old language.- Write scripts that solve problems.- Provide Quality Assurance.- Be a master troubleshooter.- Analyze logs, verify data.- Make tough jobs easy!

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