Perl for Beginners: Learn A to Z of Perl Scripting Hands-on

Welcome to Perl for Beginners: Learn A to Z of Perl Scripting Hands-on

Perl (Practical Extraction and Report Language) is a dynamic, high-level, scripting (interpreted) and a feature-rich programming language with over 29 years of development.

Perl is especially designed for text processing. 

 Perl is used for CGI scripting, network programming, finance, system administration , bioinformatics, GUIs and many other applications.

This hands-on Perl Training will give you a solid understanding and practical knowledge of Perl in order to be able to build any project.

This Course is delivered by an expert trainer with 10 years of Perl Scripting Experience.

Perl Certification is a definite way to advance your career and will open doors to new Job opportunities.

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--- **Overview of Course and Global Rating** The Perl course has garnered a global rating of 4.30 from recent reviews. The course aims to provide an overview of the Perl language for beginners, with varying degrees of success as indicated by the reviews. --- **Pros:** - **Comprehensive Introduction:** Several reviewers mentioned that the course helped them gain a basic understanding of Perl, which is the intended purpose of the course. - **Clear Explanations:** Many users found the explanations of concepts to be good, with one user specifically appreciating the explanation of why `my` is used in variable declarations. - **Paced Learning:** The majority of reviewers agreed that the lecture pace was appropriate and conducive to learning, allowing for a hands-on approach reminiscent of lab sessions. - **Content Quality:** A significant number of users highlighted the quality of content, stating that it was informative and easy to follow along. - **Diverse Learning Resources:** The course includes code examples, practical exercises, and handout notes for future reference. - **Audio and Video Clarity:** Some users pointed out that the instructor's knowledge of Perl was evident and they felt positive about the language after completing the course. --- **Cons:** - **Technical Errors and Mistakes:** A common theme in negative reviews is the presence of technical errors and mistakes made by the instructor, such as forgetting semi-colons, ending brackets, and using 'my' correctly. - **Audio Quality Issues:** Some users found the sound quality to be suboptimal, with suggestions that it could be improved for better clarity. - **Typographical Errors:** There were mentions of typographical errors in PowerPoint slides and during lectures. - **Presentation Style:** A few reviewers recommended improvement in presentation style, suggesting the avoidance of overused words like 'basically' and 'actually'. - **Installation Difficulties:** One user experienced challenges with the installation process of Active Perl, which could be a point of frustration for new learners. - **Inconsistencies in Content Delivery:** The content delivery was criticized for being ambiguous and poorly organized, making it difficult for learners to follow if they lacked prior knowledge of Perl. - **Subtitle Inaccuracies:** Some users pointed out that subtitles accompanying videos were not always accurate, which could lead to confusion. - **Lack of Practical Exercises:** A few reviewers suggested there should be more practical exercises and labs throughout the course for a more hands-on learning experience. --- **Additional Feedback:** - **Course Structure Suggestions:** Some users recommended adding more advanced topics in later lectures if the course is intended for beginners who wish to progress further. - **Software Activation Issue:** One user noted an issue with software activation during the installation process, which could be a barrier to starting the course. - **Misconceptions and Errors:** Two specific areas of concern were identified: a misunderstanding regarding the use of `/n` in print statements and the incorrect usage of `chomp` and `chop`. --- **Conclusion:** The Perl course has received generally positive reviews for its content and the way it introduces beginners to the language. However, there are notable issues with technical execution, including mistakes made by the instructor, audio quality, typographical errors, and subtitle inaccuracies. Additionally, some users felt that the course could benefit from more practical exercises and clearer explanations in certain sections. Despite these shortcomings, the course remains a valuable resource for those looking to learn Perl, with the potential for improvement in its delivery and presentation.