Titlebook: Beginning Perl; James Lee,Simon Cozens,Peter Wainwright Book 20042nd edition James Lee, Simon Cozens, Peter Wainwright 2004 C programming

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-6451-7Every programming language has a number of things in common. The fundamental concepts of programming are going to be the same, no matter what language in which you do them. In this chapter, we’ll investigate the things you need to know before you start writing any programs at all. For instance:

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James J. Park,Hamid Arabnia,Taeshik ShonMost of the programs we have seen so far have been very simply structured—they’ve done one statement after another in turn. If we were to represent statements by boxes, our programs would look like this:

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Smart Innovation, Systems and TechnologiesWhether or not you agree that Max’s assumptions give rise to his conclusion is your own opinion, but his case is much easier to support in the field of computers—there are certainly patterns everywhere in programming.

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Tetsuro Kobayashi,Hitoshi OkadaIn Chapter 12 we discussed Perl’s object-oriented programming features. In describing Perl’s 00 capabilities, we created packages and placed those packages into. pm files, then used the packages in our programs. These packages are also known as .

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Control Flow Constructs,Most of the programs we have seen so far have been very simply structured—they’ve done one statement after another in turn. If we were to represent statements by boxes, our programs would look like this:

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