Perl Education 2

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Part 2 of Perl Ed​

Ok, well this is basically the same.

Meaning, all of the basics. I'll get into more advance another day.


Numero Uno!

How to create Programs with Perl using Statements.:

Now, most Perl statements will go with something like this:

- Testing "if this and that is true, then do whatever"
- Loop *See in Perl Ed 1* "Keep doing this until I say to stop bitch"
- Straight-Forward "Fart on Six"

The most often seen in Perl is Straight Forward (AKA direct-action)

This is what one script using "Direct-Action" may look like:

  open(INFILE, $FileName) or die "The file $FileName could"  .
      " not be found .\n" ;
      $LineCount = $LineCount + 1;# SIMPLE PART (YAY!)

In that *Example, the actions that will be done are open,die and the =. = Operator will be used plenty more times in Perl. What it is usually called is the assignment operator.

The assignment Operator means:

Set the variable on the of the = to the other side of the =

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Ending Statements of Perl:

The way Perl can tell when a statement ends and begins is by using the ; (Semi-Colon)

This statement ends with a ; :

$CharCount = 0

There is also something neat with Perl. Some scripts cannot fit more that one statement on a line, but Perl can

Like:
$LineCount = 0;
$CharCount = 0;
$WordCount = 0;

Can go all into one line:

$LineCount = 0; $CharCount = 0; $WordCount = 0;

If any of you know your text editors, the *;* will act like a line break.

Alright, well thats it for the second Perl Ed, soon (Hopefully) I will put up a third Perl Ed .

 

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a nice tutorial