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Subject: Re: recommendations for a perl book?
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If you want to learn perl, I recommend that you start with
"learing perl, by Schwartz & Christiansen". This book is one of
the Oreily Series. It is very easy to read and understand perl.
Later on you can by the "Programming perl,by Schwartz & Christiansen". 

Regards


Abbas


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