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Revision as of 07:41, 9 May 2012
This introduction to Perl is taught as part of MBV-INF4410/9410 and MBV3070.
Slides for the "Introduction to Perl" lectures:
- File:Lecture 1 - What Perl can do.ppt
- File:Lecture 2 - More What (Bio)Perl can do.ppt
- Perl example code
DOS Commands
You will need to know how to make your way around in a DOS command environment. Useful sites that may be useful to read before/during the exercises are:
Especially these:
| dir | Shows the contents of the current directory (folder) |
| mkdir name | Makes a new directory called name |
| cd name | Enters the directory called name |
| cd .. | Goes up and out of the current directory |
| copy source target | Makes a copy of source with the name target, or makes a copy of source with the same name inside a directory called target (if present) |
| move source target | Moves source inside a directory called target (if present) |
| rename oldname newname | Renames oldname to newname |
| del name | Deletes the file called name (be careful!) |
| cls | Clears the console/terminal |
| echo %PATH% | Shows the list of places where the system looks for programs |
| Ctrl+C (holding down Ctrl and C) | Terminate a program - useful if you have accidentally programmed an infinite loop that you want to stop |
Unix Commands
If you are using GNU/Linux or Mac OS X, you will be using different commands:
| ls | Shows the contents of the current directory (folder) |
| mkdir name | Makes a new directory called name |
| cd name | Enters the directory called name |
| cd .. | Goes up and out of the current directory |
| cd | Goes to your home directory |
| cp source target | Makes a copy of source with the name target, or makes a copy of source with the same name inside a directory called target (if present) |
| mv source target | Renames source to target, or moves source inside a directory called target (if present) |
| rm name | Deletes the file called name (be careful!) |
| clear | Clears the console/terminal |
| echo $PATH | Shows the list of places where the system looks for programs |
| Ctrl+C (holding down Ctrl and C) | Terminate a program - useful if you have accidentally programmed an infinite loop that you want to stop |
