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Perl literature

Learning Perl A free O'Reilly book!
Perl tutorial (German) A great introduction into the Perl programming language in German.

D-ITET Perl usage notes

Please use the default perl (/usr/bin/perl) that is installed on all Debian Linux computers.
If you use or reference (in your scripts) older perl interpreters from other directories, you should switch to the default perl interpreter.
A bunch of most-often used perl modules is installed with the default perl interpreter. Additional perl modules can be installed in your home using cpan or a similar tool like cpanm.

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 * A bunch of most-often used perl modules is installed with the default perl interpreter. Additional perl modules can be installed in your home using `cpan` or a similar tool like `cpanm`.