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Introduction to PERL

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Perl is one of the programming language. PERL stands for Practical Report and Extraction Language. You might have noticed people refer to 'perl' and "Perl". "Perl" as a whole is the programming language, whereas 'perl' is the name of the executable code. There is no such language called "Perl5" -- that just means "Perl version 5". Versions of Perl prior to 5 are very old and very unsupported.


Some Perl Facts.
  • Perl is a stable and cross platform programming language.
  • It is used for the purpose of mission critical projects in the private and public sectors.
  • Perl is a Open Source software, licensed under its Artistic License, or the GNU General Public License (GPL).
  • Perl was created by Mr Larry Wall.
  • Perl 1.0 was released in 1987 to usenet's alt.comp.sources.
  • PC Magazine named Perl a finalist for Technical Excellence Award in the Development Tool category in 1998.
  • Perl is also listed in the Oxford English Dictionary.

Supported Operating Systems in Perl
  • Unix systems.
  • Macintosh - (OS 7-9 and X) see The MacPerl Pages.
  • Windows - see ActiveState Tools Corp.
  • VMS.

Features of Perl
  • Perl takes all the best features from languages, like C, awk, sed, sh, and BASIC, including others.
  • The database integration interface of perl supports third-party databases like Oracle, Sybase, Postgres MySQL and many others.
  • Perl works well with HTML, XML, and other mark-up languages.
  • Perl also supports Unicode.
  • Perl is a Y2K compliant.
  • Through XS or SWIG Perl interfaces with external C/C++ libraries.
  • Perl is extensible. There are more than 500 third party modules which are available from the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network.
  • The Perl interpreter can also be embedded into other systems.

Web and the Perl
  • Due to its text manipulation capabilities and rapid development cycle, Perl has become the most popular web programming language.
  • Widely Perl is known as " the duct-tape of the Internet".
  • Perl's CGI.pm module which is a part of Perl's standard distribution, makes HTML forms handling simple.
  • Including e-commerce transactions, Perl can handle encrypted Web data.
  • We can embed Perl into web servers to speed up the processing by as much as 2000%.
  • Apache web server is allowed to embed a Perl interpreter by mod_perl Web-database integration is made easy by Perl's DBI package.



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