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| Method Signatures Make Large Projects More Manageable |
In many other languages, a function or method states upfront exactly what parameters it expects in order to successfully execute. Along with its name, this is called the "signature" of the function or method. A programmer merely has to look at the signature to know what parameters are expected.
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| Revisiting Perl Regular Expressions Test |
| So a few weeks ago, I decided to put Perl's Regular Expression power to the test. The test was admittedly a quickly put together test, and thus had some flaws. I wanted to go back and revisit some of those flaws...
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| Putting Perl Regular Expressions To The Test |
| Over my various years of experience in programming, it has been reiterated to me that Perl boasts amazing speeds in string manipulation. However, I realized that I had never really come across a study supporting this idea.
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| FThe MAIN Sub For Perl 6 |
| Perl 6 very well may never fully supersede Perl 5 in the near future because they are engineered differently. Perl 5's maturity in the Unix-like environment make it a different tool compared to the current implementation... |
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