re:linux-books
Programming Perl is an awesome book, far more than just
a book on learning Perl. I highly recommend it. It does
the best job of explaining programming concepts to
non-programmers that I've ever seen. Larry Wall is one
of the co-authors, and his voice comes out loud and
clear. I'd not dream of saying that he's not a programmer,
but he's also a linguist and someone who can explain
a topic using real language, not just jargon.
Good luck,
Zonker
On Sat, 21 Apr 2001, john smith wrote:
> While we are on the topic on linux books... Can anybody recommend a good
> newbie (non-programmer) book on perl? I've looked at learning perl but I
> wasn't impressed. it's not written for beginners like me. I am looking for
> a good starter book on that subject.
>
> TIA
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