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Raku Programming
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Raku is a successor of the Perl programming language, representing a major backwards-incompatible rewrite of the language. It's a versatile and powerful multi-paradigm programming language. This book is going to introduce the reader to the Raku language and its many features.
Table of Contents
Intermediatenotice /One big page/
Introduction
Introduction
Perl History
Implementations
Raku Basics
Variables and Data
Types and Context
Basic Operations
Control Structures
Subroutines
Blocks and Closures
Classes And Attributes
Comments and POD
Rules and Grammars
Regular Expressions
Grammars
Operator Overloading
Language Extensions
Data Types and Operators
Junctions
Lazy Lists and Feeds
Meta Operators
Roles and Inheritance
Blocks and Subroutines
Advanced Subroutines
Exceptions and Handlers
Property Blocks
Multitasking and Concurrency
Coroutines
Threading
Save States
Input and Output
Files
Organization
Packages
Modules
World of Perl
CPAN
Migrating from Perl 5
Getting Involved
Perl programming language
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