From andry at optimacomputer.com Sun Jul 27 02:22:53 2008 From: andry at optimacomputer.com (Andry) Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2008 16:22:53 +0700 Subject: [Bandung-pm] Training Info : Perl Programming (DTP-250) In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <1217150573.17007.14.camel@train13> Training Info : Perl Programming (DTP-250) Date :25-29 August 2008 Language : Indonesia Price : Rp 2.900..000,- Venue : PT Optima Bisnis Integra Authorized Sun Education Center Rasuna Office Park LO-09, Upper Ground Floor, North Podium, Komplek Apartemen Rasuna Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Jakarta 12960 Indonesia e-mail: training at optimacomputer.com www.optimacomputer.com t: 83786480-81-70 m: 93497744, 0816957330 ym : optimacomputer The Perl Programming course is a comprehensive course that explains the Perl programming language, from basic through advanced syntax. This course is aimed at a wide range of people - programmers, system administrators, web authors, and operators. It explains how to use the Perl programming language to write quick yet powerful scripts to take advantage of Perl's system administration capabilities and issue Perl commands. ? Who Can Benefit Students who can benefit from this course are system administrators and web administrators, although Perl is a language for everyone. The course is taught on the UNIX platform (Solaris Operating Environment), however the material is suitable for any operating system (for example MSDOS, VMS, and so on). Prerequisites To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to: Use basic UNIX commands such as rm, cp, man, more, mkdir, ps, and chmod (or be able to learn these quickly during the course) Create and edit text files in vi or another available text editor Exposure to any other programming language (C, C++, BASIC, Fortran, Java, Pascal, Shell...) and shell programming skills (Bourne/Korn) are a large advantage, although not essential Skills Gained Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: Write scripts that create and change scalar variables Use control structures to branch or loop Create and change array variables Create and change hash variables Read files supplied on the command line, and search the files for specific text patterns Execute regular expression tests, and recognize backwards referencing. Read and write files and system processes using file handles Create, remove, and change directory and file properties Create Perl subroutines, packages, and modules and use public modules Create real-world administration scripts Related Courses Before: UNIX Essentials Featuring the Solaris 9 Operating System (SA-119) Shell Programming for System Administrators (SA-245) Fundamentals of the Java Programming Language (SL-110) Shell Programming for System Programmers (SL-120CU) After: Advanced PERL Programming with CGI (SL-205) Course Content Module 1 - The Perl Programming Language Determine your version of Perl Identify the default directories searched for Perl library files Create a command-line script that prints a simple message Create a simple script that prints a simple message Test a script's syntax without executing the script Module 2 - Scalars Define and describe numeric and string scalar data Create string and numeric scalar variables Modify scalar variables using operators Print scalar values using single and double quotes Remove \n from user input using the chomp command Calculate a value using scalar operators based on user input Module 3 - Control Structures Print a message using an if statement Print a message using an if/else statement Print a message using a compound if/elsif/else statement Use a for loop to display a list numbers Use a foreach loop to perform calculations on a list of numbers Use while loops to repeatedly perform logical tests using an if/elsif/else statement Print formatted text with a Here document Exit from a loop using loop controls and statement modifiers Use a switch construct in Perl to print a message Module 4 - Arrays Create an array variable and assign scalar values to the array Determine the length of an array using an array operator Use array slices to assign new values to an array Determine the length of an array using a scalar variable Reverse the contents of an array Use pop to modify the contents of an array Sort an array Create an array from a scalar using split Process the values passed in the command-line array, @ARGV Read the output of a UNIX command into an array Module 5 - Hashes Print a hash using a foreach statement Access, add, and delete keys and values from a hash Print a hash using a while loop and the each function Determine the number of occurrences of a string in an array using a hash Determine if a key and value exist in a hash Module 6 - Basic I/O and Regular Expressions Use the <> operator to read a file specified on the command line, line-by-line Use the printf command to format the output of the script Test for a word or phrase in a file using regular expressions Use anchors and character classes in regular expressions Use alternation in regular expressions Use variable interpolation to define regular expressions Substitute one text string for another using regular expressions Extract parts of strings using regular expressions Module 7 - Filehandles and Files Use filehandles to open a file Use die to display an error message if there is an error accessing a file Append data to the end of a file Use a filehandle to read the output of a program Module 8 - Subroutines and Modules Create script that uses the strict pragma Create subroutines that accept passed parameters and return desired results based on the values passed Include a subroutine that uses the my operator to create private variables Use a Perl library file in your script Use a Perl package in your script Create a Perl module and call it from a script Module 9 - File and Directory Operations Use file operators to determine the characteristics of a file Display the contents of a directory using chdir and globbing Display the contents of a directory using directory handles and readdir Rename files Create symbolic links to files Display all symbolic links in a directory Set file permissions for files based on their extensions Module 10 - Overview of CGI Programming Send a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) page to a browser using a Common Gateway Interface (CGI) script Use a Here document in a CGI script to send an HTML page to a browser Read an HTML form using the GET or POST method