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CIW 1D0-437 Perl Fundamentals

$199.95

SKU: TPL-165 Category:

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Using this approach will help you achieve the passing score for the CIW 1D0-437 Perl Fundamentals certification exam.
Total questions: 193

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Exam Objectives

Define users and operation of the Perl interpreter, including but not limited to:basic scripting, print function, variables (no percentage)

Direct program flow using statements, loops and Boolean expressions

Use regular expressions to search and manipulate strings

Use arrays to store and manipulate program data

Use hashes to organize and manipulate program data with keys

User subroutines to make code more logical and easier to debug

User files to store, read, and write data

Process command line and external data using environment variables and arguments

Use packages and modules to organize, resue, and export program code

Implement and created object-oriented programmin techniques in Perl

Define database programming, including bu not limited to use of modules and SQL to access external data

Use Perl debugging features to identify programming errors