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Aug. 2004 ● > 7400 changes ● Esoteric, Musik, Perl ● cs, en, ru, it, meta, commons, books ● CZ ambassador ● Perl-Community.de, Perl 6, expliki, wikiweise Perl Perl Perl Perl Perl Lemma: Perl (programming language) Category: programming language Perl Category: programming language Perl Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) ● CPAN, POD, TPF, PCRE Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) ● CPAN, POD, TPF, PCRE ● Perl-DBI, Catalyst, Pugs, Parrot Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) ● CPAN, POD, TPF, PCRE ● Perl-DBI, Catalyst, Pugs, Parrot ● Larry Wall, Damian Conway, Randal Schwartz, Audrey Tang Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) ● CPAN, POD, TPF, PCRE ● Perl-DBI, Catalyst, Pugs, Parrot ● Larry Wall, Damian Conway, Randal Schwartz, Audrey Tang ● total 32 Category: programming language Perl ● Perl_(Programmiersprache) ● CPAN, POD, TPF, PCRE ● Perl-DBI, Catalyst, Pugs, Parrot ● Larry Wall, Damian Conway, Randal Schwartz, Audrey Tang ● total 32 Perl Weisheiten Die grundlegenden Kontrollstrukturen unterscheiden sich nicht von denjenigen von C, Java und Javascript. Perl Wisdom The basic control structures differ not from C, Java and Javascript. Perl Wisdom Tim: O'really ??? Perl Weisheiten Assoziative Arrays werden in Smalltalk Dictionary genannt und in Java HashMap, erfunden wurden sie von Aho, Weinberger und Kernighan im Rahmen von awk. Perl Wisdom Associative arrays are called in Smalltalk dictionary and in Java HashMap. They where invented by Aho, Weinberger and Kernighan due the cretion of awk. Perl Wisdom Tina: What's Perl got to do with it ? Perl Weisheiten Die Perlversion, die als Version 6 erscheinen soll (''Parrot'' genannt), wird zur Zeit komplett neu geschrieben. Sie verfügt über eine eigene virtuelle Maschine. Perl Wisdom The Perl version, that is planned to appear as version 6 (called ''Parrot'), is currently written completely from scratch. It has its own virtual machine. Perl Wisdom WTF ??? Perl Weisheiten Perl (sowohl als ... als auch ... bezeichnet) ist eine Programmiersprache (genauer: Skriptsprache) zum Verfassen von Computerprogrammen. Die damit geschriebenen Programme sind von manchen als sehr unübersichtlich bezeichnet worden, vor allem wegen Variablennamen wie $_, $&, $# oder $~. Perl Wisdom Perl (sowohl als ... als auch ... bezeichnet) ist eine Programmiersprache (genauer: Skriptsprache) zum Verfassen von Computerprogrammen. The programs written in Perl are sometimes called very unclear, primarily because of variable names like $_, $&, $# or $~. Aaaaaaaaaaa content changes technical updating formal updates formal updates spelling / grammar small changes advertising I'm ready You are also ready. ● http://de.wikipedia.org ● http://wiki.perl-community.de ● http://en.wikipedia.org ● http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/ ● http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl6/ ● http://perl.net.au ● http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/ You are also ready. ● http://de.wikipedia.org ● http://wiki.perl-community.de ● http://en.wikipedia.org ● http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl5/ ● http://www.perlfoundation.org/perl6/ ● http://perl.net.au ● http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/ Wikipedia gets attention Wikirules ● Encyclopedia (Wissen) ● NPOV (neutral point of view) ● free content (GFDL) ● no personal attacs Good Behaviour Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history ● give summary and sources Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history ● give summary and sources Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history ● give summary and sources ● mark short edits Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history ● give summary and sources ● mark short edits Good Behaviour ● use discussion page / history ● give summary and sources ● mark short edits ● use preview ! 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Good Article ● research ! - precise ! Good Article ● research ! - precise ! ● care about structure Good Article ● research ! - precise ! ● care about structure ● simple, understandable and neutral Good Article ● research ! - precise ! ● care about structure ● simple, understandable and neutral ● stick to the topic Good Article ● research ! - precise ! ● care about structure ● simple, understandable and neutral ● stick to the topic ● the intro sums up the important stuff first version Perl (Practical Extraction and Report Language) ist eine populäre Scriptsprache für die Erstellung von Computerprogrammen. Sie wurde ursprünglich von Larry Wall erschaffen, der diese Sprache jedoch 1993 der Allgemeinheit frei zur Verfügung stellte (Artistic Licence). Die Sprache ist in erster Linie auf die Verarbeitung von Texten und Textdateien ausgelegt, sowie zur Ausgabe von Berichten. Durch zahlreiche Erweiterungen und zusätzliche Bibliotheken hat sich Perl inzwischen jedoch zu einer universell einsetzbaren Sprache weiterentwickelt, die beispielsweise häufig von Systemadministratoren und Webentwicklern (siehe CGI) eingesetzt wird. Perl wurde für den praktischen Einsatz entwickelt und konzentriert sich daher auf einfache Programmierbarkeit, Vollständigkeit und Effizienz. Perl wurde ursprünglich unter Unix entwickelt, ist jedoch inzwischen für die meisten gängigen Betriebssysteme verfügbar. first version Perl (Practical Extraction and Report Language) is a popular script language for the building of computer programs. It was created originally by Larry Wall, who published this language 1993 though freely to the public (Artistic Licence). The language is constructed in the first place to process text text files and produce reports. Due numerous extensions and additional libraries Perl developed in the meantime into an universally useful languaget, that is often used e.g. by system admins and web developer (see CGI). Perl is designed for a practical usage and concentrates on easy programmability, completeness and efficiency. Perl was originally created under Unix, but is now available for most commonly used operating systems. The Head Today Perl [pɛɹl] ist eine freie, plattformunabhängige und interpretierte Programmiersprache (Skriptsprache), die mehrere Programmierparadigmen unterstützt. Der Linguist Larry Wall entwarf sie 1987 als Synthese aus C, awk, den UNIX- Befehlen und anderen Einflüssen. Ursprünglich als Werkzeug zur Verarbeitung und Manipulation von Textdateien insbesondere bei System- und Netzwerkadministration vorgesehen (z. B. Auswertung von Logdateien), hat Perl auch bei der Entwicklung von Webanwendungen und in der Bioinformatik weite Verbreitung gefunden. Traditionell stark ist Perl auch in der Finanzwelt, bei der Verarbeitung von Datenströmen verschiedenartiger Nachrichtenquellen. Hauptziele sind eine schnelle Problemlösung und größtmögliche Freiheit für Programmierer. Die Bearbeitung von Texten mit Hilfe regulärer Ausdrücke sowie viele frei verfügbare Module, die an einem zentralen Ort (CPAN) gesammelt werden, sind sind Stärken der Sprache. The Head Today Perl [pɛɹl] is a free, platform independend and interpreted programming language (scriptlanguage), that supports several paradigms. The linguist Larry Wall designed it 1987 as a synthesis of C, awk, the UNIX- commands and other influences. Originally it was created as a tool to process and manipulate
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