Perl
A dynamic programming language which borrows features from a variety of other languages including C, shell scripting (sh), AWK, sed and Lisp. It was widely adopted for its strengths in string processing, and lack of the arbitrary limitations of many scripting languages at the time it was released.
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CGI Programming on the World Wide Web
Post date: 24 Oct 2004CGI Programming on the World Wide Web
Post date: 24 Oct 2004Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason
Post date: 15 Sep 2006Embedding Perl in HTML with Mason
Post date: 15 Sep 2006Higher-Order Perl - Transforming Programs With Programs
Post date: 08 May 2009Higher-Order Perl - Transforming Programs With Programs
Post date: 08 May 2009The Perl Reference Guide / Perl 5 Pocket Reference
Post date: 24 Oct 2004The Perl Reference Guide / Perl 5 Pocket Reference
Post date: 24 Oct 2004Web Client Programming with Perl
Post date: 24 Oct 2004Web Client Programming with Perl
Post date: 24 Oct 2004