Data Structures - English
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- PERL Tutorials - English
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1Overview and Installation of PERL
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2Variables in Perl
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3Comments in Perl
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4for for each loops
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5while do while loops
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6Conditional statements
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7More Conditional statements
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Data Structures
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9Arrays
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10Array functions
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11Hash in Perl
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12Functions in Perl
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13Blocks in Perl
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14Access Modifiers in PERL
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15Referencing and Dereferencing
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16Special Variables in PERL
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17File Handling
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18Exception and error handling in PERL
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19Including files or modules
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20Sample PERL program
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21Perl Module Library (CPAN)
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22Downloading CPAN module
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23Perl and HTML
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Perl provides 3 types of data structures. 1. Scalar This is the basic data structure in PERL. It is as good as defining variables in Perl. e.g $variable = 9; 2. Array It is an ordered collection of data. It contains elements of any type. e.g @array = (1, 5, 6, ‘abc’, 7); 3. Hash It is an un-ordered collection of data. It is key-value pair structure. It contains elements of any type. e.g %hash = ( 'Name' => 'John', 'Department' => 'Finance' );
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