Programación orientada a objetos con Perl

Submitted by gwolf on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 16:27

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Perl is one of the most popular languages today. Many people, however, do not think it is a good language to do objet-oriented programming, that it is a difficult task to do it or similar things, and leve Perl for tasks that are just too simple. In this tutorial I present an introduction to object-oriented programming in general, and show how to use this technique in Perl.

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Perl es uno de los lenguajes más populares hoy en día. Mucha gente, sin embargo, no cree que sea bueno al utilizar programación orientada a objetos, que es difícil lograrlo, o algo por el estilo, y relegan a Perl a tareas demasiado simples. En este tutorial doy una introducción general a la programación orientada a objetos, y enseño cómo utilizar esta técnica en Perl.

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