There is too much screen reading - your attention drifts quite quickly when you are reading information from the screens. It is much easier to read the accompanying book for information.
Two interesting sites:
http://www.pm.org
http://www.perlmonks.org
Using vi on linux for Perl scripting (actually Vim) on Fedora 9
Typos are fun.
Making sure all the brackets are in the right place.
NB The backquote is ` on the key with ¬ and ¦ and not the ' on the key with @.
The warnings flag is essential but diagnostics might be more useful. For this you add;
use diagnostics;
Two and a half hours is as much as I can do at a time, without feeling I am doing too much. Writing the code from the book helps as well.
Two interesting sites:
http://www.pm.org
http://www.perlmonks.org
Using vi on linux for Perl scripting (actually Vim) on Fedora 9
Typos are fun.
Making sure all the brackets are in the right place.
NB The backquote is ` on the key with ¬ and ¦ and not the ' on the key with @.
The warnings flag is essential but diagnostics might be more useful. For this you add;
use diagnostics;
Two and a half hours is as much as I can do at a time, without feeling I am doing too much. Writing the code from the book helps as well.
No comments:
Post a Comment