A Summary Tutorial of Perl Basics FeaturesNEW!!! Check my new resource: Perl How To Tutorial eBooks Before playing with Perl, you must check if you have Perl installed on your computer. Some operating systems such as Linux and Unix have already installed Perl, so all you have to do is to use it. If you need some more information about how to install Perl or see its version, please see one of the links at the bottom of the page. A Perl program is called script and can be created with any text editor and saved in a file with the extension .pl. But if you want to see highlighting syntax or some other important editing features, we suggest you to use some dedicate editor - see also our link :
Perl Editors
Check my new How To Tutorial eBooks (PDF format): to see a lot of fully commented examples that help you use the Perl statements and the Perl built-in functions in your scripts. At the bottom of the page we’ll provide some interesting links which will allow you to go more deeply into some important Perl topics. You’ll get information about Perl basics including:
and much more. In order to light up some topics, we’ll provide some Perl code examples where we consider necessary. But ... at this time of the development of my site, it's quite sure that not all the above features of Perl basics are well covered, please be patient with me and come back soon, and I hope that next time you'll find here more valuable information. Until then, enjoy your search! (regarding tips and tricks to manipulate multidimensional arrays and hashes in Perl) and you'll receive a link to download for FREE my Perl chomp Function Tutorial eBook, it's a bonus for you and I hope you'll enjoy it. You can see its Table of Contents here (if you subscribe to my free newsletter, you don't have to pay for this eBook or use your paypal account). NEW!!! Do you want more information about the basic Perl topics? Check my new "Perl How To" Tutorial eBooks page where I'll answer the most frequent questions regarding some topics : Table of Contents: A Perl Script Install Perl Running Perl Perl Data Types Perl Variables Perl Operators Perl Lists Perl Arrays Array Size Array Length Perl Hashes Perl Statements Perl if Perl unless Perl switch Perl while Perl do-while Perl until Perl do-until Perl for Perl foreach Built-in Perl Functions Functions by Category String Functions List Functions Array Functions Hash Functions Miscellaneous Functions Functions in alphabetical order chomp chop chr crypt defined delete each grep hex index join lc lcfirst length map oct ord pack pop push q qw reverse rindex scalar shift sort splice split sprintf substr tr uc ucfirst undef unshift return from Perl Basics to Home Page Hit the Alarm Clock! 
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