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Genetic algorithms applied with Perl
This article introduces you to the genetic algorithm in simple terms. It shows that genetic programming produces algorithms required for improved computer programs. It provides Perl implementations for some specific tasks that have generic use.
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Using CGI::Application
This is an application that adds a structure for writing reusable Web applications. It provides a structure to put down some programming techniques that have not looked upon it with favor.
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CGI Environmental Variables
Web server use environmental variables to pass information to a cgi script. This page highlights some of the most commonly used environmental variables along with a brief description and notes on possible uses for them.
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Common Server Errors and Messages
This site is helpful for the beginners in perl program to know what are the common errors found and what are the reason for those problems.
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Perl 101 (Part 5) - Sub-Zero Code
This part of the Perl 101 series introduces the subject of subroutines and also teaches how to structure your code to ensure for maximum reusability.
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Debugging CGI Scripts 101
This article assists you in solving problems with CGI script. Some of the topics that have been covered are short overview of the CGI calling process, server errors, logical errors and many more.
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Cut & Paste: Scalar Variables
Cut & Paste: Scalar Variables is helpful for beginners of perl program to learn how to operate mathematics in perl.
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Cut & Paste: Strings
Through a set of code snippets, this site teaches how strings can be manipulated in Perl. These snippets include uppercase/lowercase conversion, trim leading and/or trailing space and many more.
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Printing all CGI environment variables
This article provides a short CGI program. This program is capable of printing every environment variable that it knows.
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Common Beginners Mistakes
This site teaches the beginners how to create perl program without making any error. It also guides them for troubleshooting the problem found in program.
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Untangling Lists and Hashes
This is the tenth article in the series named The Perl You Need to Know. In this article the author shows how to work with Perl list and hash data structures.
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Configuring CGI Scripts
This tutorial teaches a novice the aspect of installing CGI Script. It gives a general method to tackle the problems.
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Cut & Paste: Lists & Arrays
This article teaches you how to work with Lists & Arrays in Perl. Some of the functions that are covered in this are sorting lists, reverse lists, multiple assignments, add to list, split lists and many more.
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Cut & Paste: Numbers
Cut & Paste: Numbers guides the users about the operation of numbers in perl. It has three different categories to learn about the function of numbers in these different categories.
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Benchmarking Perl
Benchmarking Perl is a part of the series named The Perl You Need To Know. The article covers the aspect of Perl stopwatch which allows you to time, optimize and slim down on code.
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CGI.pm Basics
This article tell you about page construction and parsing capabilities of CGI.pm. Through some simple examples the tutorial shows how it can be used to simplify your Perl development.
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User Info
In this article is described the process of getting information about a remote user from within a CGI-bin script. It also lists the information that is available for usage.
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Debugging CGI Scripts
This site offers hints and tips on debugging Perl CGI scripts. It also identifies some possible causes that lead to server errors. This essentially deals with Perl scripts and UNIX platforms.
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Sorting Techniques
Sorting Techniques provides an introduction to sorting and teaches how to write your own sorting functions easily with perl. Some very basic and common examples of sorting have been included in the tutorial.
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Cut & Paste: Associative Arrays
Cuts & Paste: Associative Arrays helps the new programmers to learn about the usage of arrays by using perl. Simple to understand and to use.
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The elegance of JAPH: Just Another Perl Hacker
This short script is written for a beginner and produces the output Just another Perl hacker. This also examines a few simple examples of the JAPH that can prove educative even to experts.
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