Fundamentals of Object Oriented Perl

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Course Description

This course is for those with previous Perl programming experience who wish to write their own Object Oriented (OO) programs, and better understand what's happening when they use Perl Modules through an OO interface. The course covers the topics of Intermediate Perl Programming that are most essential to Object Oriented Programming (OOP), along with the fundamentals of OOP in Perl.

Who Should Attend

Students should have at least 6 months of prior experience with UNIX and Perl, and be experienced with one of the following text editors: vi, emacs, or pico (or another locally available editor, for on-site classes). The course is intended for programmers, system administrators, network administrators, data administrators, webmasters, and anyone else who needs to progress beyond the beginner level with Perl.

Author & Instructor

Dr. Tim Maher has been working with the interpreted languages of UNIX for over 25 years, and counted AWK as his favorite scripting language until Perl came along and eclipsed it. He has written many sophisticated applications in AWK, Korn shell, C, C++, and Perl, including a user interface for U.C. Berkeley undergraduates and source code beautifiers for Perl and C++. He is the CEO and Principal Instructor of CONSULTIX, for whom he has authored and taught 17 courses on a wide variety of software topics.

Tim is also the founder and leader of the Seattle Perl Users Group (SPUG), one of the oldest PUGs on the planet and also the clear leader in attracting world-class Perl experts to its meetings.

CONSULTIX instructors are renowned for their ability to communicate complex concepts in simple terms and to make the study of dry technical material enjoyable.

Topics

*Multidimensional Arrays and Hashes*	*Anonymous Arrays and Hashes*	*Complex Data Structures*
*Using References*	*Data References*	*Code References*
*Package Variables*	*eval*	*Handling Exceptions*
*Writing Custom Modules*	*Intro. to Object-Oriented Programming*	*OOP in Perl*

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Todd Ashton, System Admininstrator, Fluke Corp.
Attended: Perl Programming plus Modules