Perl installation in both Unix/Linux and Windows

1. History of Perl programing
2. Scope of Perl in company
3. Job opportunities in current and future job market
4. Salary growth or Perl programmer
5. The power of Perl in current industry
6. Perl Installation in Windows and Linux OS
7. General syntax and sample Perl script
8. How to run a Perl program
9. Different types of brackets and usage of them

10. Data types
10.1.1. Scalar
10.1.2. Array
10.1.3. Hash
11. Variable declaration rules and regulation
12. Variables declaration
13. Variable scope declaration (my and local)
14. Difference and usage of Single and double quotes
15. Single line comment and multiline comments
16. Variable scope declaration
16.1. Difference between My and Local
16.2. Difference between My and Our

17. Perl operators
17.1.1. Arithmetic operator
17.1.2. Equality operator
17.1.3. Assignment operator
17.1.4. Logical operator
17.1.5. Comparison operator
17.1.5.1.1. Numerical comparison operator
17.1.5.1.2. String comparison operator
18. Collecting the keyboard inputs
19. Passing and receiving command line arguments
20. Difference between Chop and Chomp functions

21. Conditional operators
21.1.1. If..else
21.1.2. If..els if..else
21.1.3. Nested if condition
21.1.4. Unless condition

 22. Loops
22.1.1. For loop
22.1.2. For each loop
22.1.3. While loop
22.1.4. Until loop
23. Next function
24. Perl special variables
25. Array functions
25.1.1. Shift
25.1.2. Unshift
25.1.3. Push
25.1.4. Pop
25.1.5. Split
25.1.6. Join
26. How to split a string?
27. How to join an array into a string?
28. Getting current system date and time
29. File Input and Output handling

 30. File handling
30.1.1. Open a file for read
30.1.2. Open a file for write
30.1.3. Open a file for append
31. Subroutine (Functions)
32. Basic regular expression
33. Advanced regular expression

34. Modules
35. Packages
36. Difference between Module and package
37. Importing a module from external or internal
37.1.1. Installing external module
37.1.2. Importing methods
37.1.2.1.1. Use
37.1.2.1.2. Require
38. Difference between Use and require
39. References
39.1.1. Hard reference
39.1.2. Soft reference
39.1.2.1.1. Multidimensional array
39.1.2.1.2. Multidimensional hash
39.1.2.1.3. Array of array
39.1.2.1.4. Array of hash
39.1.2.1.5. Hash of hash
39.1.2.1.6. Hash of array
39.1.2.1.7. Loop over array reference
39.1.2.1.8. Loop over hash reference

40. OOPs concepts
40.1.1. Introduction
40.1.1.1.1. Class
40.1.1.1.2. Object
40.1.1.1.3. Method
40.1.1.1.4. Attributes
40.1.2. Constructor
40.1.3. Inheritance
40.1.4. Method overriding
40.1.5. And much more…

41. Database connectivity from Perl
41.1. Connection to MySQL
41.2. Connection to Oracle
41.3. Connection to Sybase

42. Debugging Perl
43. How to write a program like a pro?
44. How to create your own module and use it to your program?
45. How to connect a various database from Perl?
46. How to filter IP address from a log file?
47. How to write a common regular expression for matching email address?
48. How to read and write an Excel file?
49. How to send an email from Perl?
50. How to search a file or content in a directory?
51. How to install an external modules in Linux and windows OS?
52. How to untar a module and install in Linux and windows
And much more…
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