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The Perl 6 fundamentals video collection / Rachel Roumeliotis [editor].

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Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : O'Reilly Media, 2016Description: 1 online resource (1 streaming video file (3 hr., 26 min., 27 sec.)) : digital, sound, colorContent type:

two-dimensional moving image

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computer
video

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online resource

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Perl (Computer program language)

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Electronic books.

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QA76.73.P22

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Perl 6 : Believe it or not! / Larry Wall -- Introducing Perl 6 / Jeffrey Goff.

Presenters, Larry Wall and Jeffrey Goff.Summary: "Perl 5 has been heavily influenced by Perl 6 in recent year but Perl 6 is a new language - logo and all. This collection starts with Larry Wall laying it all out for people to see how Perl 6 is so different followed by Jeffrey Goff detailing the basics of how to get rolling on this powerful new language including the brand new metaprogramming system, built-in concurrency, and software-definable grammars, among many other features. From the basics of sigils (the (dollar) signs that so many scratch their heads over) and context, you'll banish lazy evaluation, march through infinite lists, and stalk the wild hyperoperators."--Resource description page.

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Selected videos from the O'Reilly OSCON Open Source Convention: May 16-19, 2016, Austin, TX.

Presenters, Larry Wall and Jeffrey Goff.

"Perl 5 has been heavily influenced by Perl 6 in recent year but Perl 6 is a new language - logo and all. This collection starts with Larry Wall laying it all out for people to see how Perl 6 is so different followed by Jeffrey Goff detailing the basics of how to get rolling on this powerful new language including the brand new metaprogramming system, built-in concurrency, and software-definable grammars, among many other features. From the basics of sigils (the (dollar) signs that so many scratch their heads over) and context, you'll banish lazy evaluation, march through infinite lists, and stalk the wild hyperoperators."--Resource description page.

Perl 6 : Believe it or not! / Larry Wall -- Introducing Perl 6 / Jeffrey Goff.