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Date: 2014-10-21 09:51:22
Scripting languages
Cross-platform software
High-level programming languages
Object-oriented programming languages
Object-oriented programming
Perl 6
Perl
This
Class
Ruby
Outline of Perl
Perl language structure

Putting Types To Work In Perl 6 Jonathan Worthington YAPC::Europe 2008

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