thanks for the help with hash ideas. the class went pretty well today
with even the most experienced perl coder learning something new about
hash slices. i did some editing of more examples or variations that
aren't on the slides and those helped a bit. the slides are at:
http://sysarch.com/computershare/hashes/index.html
yes, i know the sets slide is empty. i didn't have time to write it.
you can show these slides to others but attribute them to me, please. i
didn't even put copyright notices in the templates so don't rip me off
for my lifetime + 75 years!
uri
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DH> Hi Uri: I enjoyed reading through your slides.
DH> I think I caught a typo, though:
i said there will be errors!! :)
most of my lesson slides for this ongoing class have had typos.
DH> if( $is_a_foo( $key ) {
DH> if( $is_a_foo{$key} ) {
yep! that is why i hired fwp to do my proofreading for me! :)
if there is any demand here i will post the urls for the other class
slides. they are slowly building up a corpus (along with other articles
i have written) that i hope will one day be remangled into some form of
book. and as i said there are plenty of small errors, typos, format
issues etc. i did these slides under time pressure and never fixed up
the plentiful bugs as they were not public.
thanx,
I think I caught a typo, though:
On the 'Is A' slide, the example is:
my @foos = qw( foo bar baz ) ;
my %is_a_foo = map { $_ => 1 } @foos ;
if( $is_a_foo( $key ) {
...
}
Shouldn't this be:
if( $is_a_foo{$key} ) {
...
}
Regards,
Doug Hunt
dh...@ucar.edu
Software Engineer III
UCAR - COSMIC, Tel. (303) 497-2611