Perl Essential Training

Perl (Perl5 & Perl6) is an interpreted programming language that is used to build desired applications public or private and tasks including system administration, web development, network programming, GUI development and more. It has features text manipulation and rapid development cycle which also make Perl a popular web programming language. Many other features also empower it throughout the development process/task.

DevOpsSchool offers Perl Training Program is designed for administrators, network engineers, developers by our PowerShell Experts/Instructors so that they can get skills to improve management capabilities, automate redundant tasks and manage the environment in scale. Perl sTraining is available in Online and Offline Classes candidates choose from.

Curriculum:

• Day 1:
• Perl Quick-Start Guide for Experienced Programmers
• Hello World
• Counting lines in a file
• Using a loop in Perl
• Using subroutines in Perl
• Using Perl's documentation
• General Syntax
• Understanding how Perl uses whitespace
• Terminating statements with semicolons
• Creating comments
• Best practices for formatting code
• Variables and Values
• Understanding values and variables
• Declaring numeric variables
• Declaring character string variables
• Declaring lists and arrays
• Pulling slices from arrays
• Understanding hashes and associative arrays
• Getting value pairs using the each function
• Understanding the undef value
• Statements and Blocks
• Assigning values to variables
• Using statements and expressions
• Combining statements into blocks
• Understanding scope
• Day 2:
• Conditional Statements
• Understanding conditional statements
• Creating conditionals with if
• Extending conditionals with else
• Extending conditionals with elsif
• Building if statements with postfix conditionals
• Creating negative conditionals with unless
• Using the ternary conditional operator
• Loops
• Understanding loops
• Creating loops with while
• Creating loops with until
• Iterating lists with foreach
• Iterating lists with for
• Using loop control statements
• Building loops with postfix statements