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San Jose State | CS 122
Advanced Programming With Perl
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  • Khuri, S
 
 
 

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    INFORMATION INTEGRATION ANAND KANANKAM CS-257 ID- 122 DATA CUBES Data cube is a multi-dimensional structure , it as a data abstraction that allows one to view aggregated data from a number of perspectives. It is surrounded by a collection of sub
     
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    Advanced Programming With PERL Installation and System Setup Install ActivePerl 1. Point your browser to http:/www.activestate.com/Products/activeperl/index.mhtml and download the latest Perl version for your system. Mac and Linux users: Perl is pro
     
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    CS122 Advanced Programming in PERL Project One CS122 Students San Jose State University Spring 2009 Semester CS122 Advanced Programming in PERL Simon and Parin if( ($result !~ m/^[$firstchar]{2,}$/)& ($result !~ m/^(.)(\\1)$/) ) { push(@words, $res
     
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    CS122 Advanced Programming in PERL CS 122 Advanced Programming in Perl Natasha Khuri San Jos State University Spring 2009 Semester CS122 Advanced Programming in PERL The Perl Camel A camel is ugly but useful; it may stink, and it may spit, but it
     
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    January 27, 2009 = Announcement: - 1. All quiz scores are added to the in-class lab score (15% of your final grade) 2. If you are not enrolled in the class, I will not grade your work. Starting on 01/29, students who are not enrolled will be as
     
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    February 12, 2009 = Quiz 4 Comments: - 1. Please always read the specs - I was surprised about students not realizing that the skeleton of the program was posted on the class site. 2. Please, do the homework and check your solution with mine. Today
     
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    February 24, 2009 = Announcements: - 1. 02/26 - midterm exam 2. 03/03 - due date for test data 3. 03/12 - project II due Today\'s lecture highlights: - 1. Review list assignments and comma operator: @a = (1 . 5); $x = @a; # what is $x ?
     
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    January 29, 2009 = Today\'s lecture highlights: - 1. Perl interpreter switches -w, -c, -e, -d 2. If -e switch is used, enclose the Perl statements in quotes as follows: # Unix perl -e \'print \"Hello world\ \"\' # MS-DOS, etc. perl -e \"print
     
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    February 10, 2009 = Quiz 3 Comments: - 1. Minimize the use of data structures and variables to make cleaner code 2. Give meaningful names to all identifiers (file handles, variable names, etc) 3. Use Perl syntax you learn: concatenation operator inst
     
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    Advanced Programming With PERL Lab: Perl Subroutines 1. Write a subroutine, called total, which returns the total of a list of numbers. The subroutine should not perform any I/O; it should process its parameters and return a value to its caller. Do
     
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    San Jose State University CS122 Advanced Programming with PERL Spring 2008 Pop-Quiz One: Introduction to Programming in Perl Complete the following exercises in groups of two. Consider the Perl script below and answer the questions below with the m
     
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    Advanced Programming With PERL CS122 Perl Programming Style Each employer will have his or her own preferences in regards to formatting, but here is the style that will be used in CS122. The most important requirement is to make your programs easier
     
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    February 17, 2009 = Quiz 4 Comments: - 1. Make sure you understand how to generate random numbers in Perl what is the range and type of values generated by the following statements: rand(8); int rand(8); 15 + rand(6); 15 + int rand(
     
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    February 19, 2009 = Announcements: - 1. 02/24 - exam review 2. 02/26 - midterm exam Project I Comments - Good job everyone! 1. Any repetitive code should be placed into subroutines. 2. Document, document and document! Make sure to give credit
     
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    Midterm I Review: - 1. Deitel Chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8. 2. The following sections will not be covered in the exam: 6.13, 6.14, and 8.12 3. All of the additional material covered in class. 4. Quizzes. 5. Deitel Self-Review Exercises 2.1, 2.2
     
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    March 17, 2009 = Announcements: - 1. 03/17 - quiz 6 back Today\'s lecture highlights: - 1. We discussed hard references in Perl. Unlike C, references are not used to manipulate memory addresses, but rather make data access more efficient. 2.
     
 
 
 
 
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