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Hi all,
I've set my mind to learning perl, again... but I'm running into the same problems I always run into. I find it hard to just sit and do the examples. I'm wondering if anyone could point me to some simple, useful ideas I can start off with, or reverse engineer? I gotta get my hands dirty to learn.
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When I'm learning a new language I try to use it to solve or implement whatever is on my mind. For example, the first two things I did in Factor were figuring out how to add the text editor of my choice to its list of editors (which involved writing string manipulation code) and writing a program to map a just intonation musical scale to fingerings on an instrument expressed in semitones. Are there any simple problems like that that have been on your mind?
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You can write a script for dzen.
You can write a program to finally properly name and tag your music collection.
You can write a script that downloads RSS feeds, but only keeps entries containing keywords that are of interest to you.
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Thanks all for the help. An update: I've spent the past two nights strugling through a random movie quote generator using net::OSCAR. Pretty fun, and I've finally got it working. Now to modify it to become cool I see an SSH bot or an arch bot in the future.
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