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PERL

Programming Sockets with PERL
By: Rahul Chauhan
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    2004-04-21

    Table of Contents:
  • Programming Sockets with PERL
  • Types of Sockets
  • Client–Server Script in PERL
  • PERL Makes Life Easy
  • Conclusion

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    Programming Sockets with PERL - Conclusion


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    Perl is a powerful, easy to learn, widely accepted and supported language. The freely available modules on CPAN (including the modules for network programming) cater to all development needs.

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