How do I learn about programming fundamentals? [closed] - perl

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I am a beginner in programming. I have a large piece of code. I want to break it up into functions, return values, pass those values to another function. I want to be an expert in doing this. Give me suggestions on where to study or how to be an expertise on these simple fundamentals. When will I use pointers in the functions and all this?

As a beginner,
Best way to learn Perl is to read standard book e.g.; Programming Perl by the inventor itself.
This book helps you to understand lot of things like
Subroutines
Data structures
References etc etc.

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how to store database IOS program [closed]

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I'm a newbie, and i'm trying to re-code a programe like this:foodlover . but i don't know how to store database to this application. Can some one help me? thanks alot
SQLite is good if you want to use a database directly. If you'd rather think in terms of objects, look at Core Data.
I found this tutorial helpful when I started trying to wrap my head around Core Data;
Core Data Basics - Tim Roadley

Test Automation with Perl [closed]

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I am working on building a test automation framework with Perl and Selenium for a web-application.
I am weighing the pros and cons (with respect to maintainability of tests) of using Test::Routine v/s Test::Class . If there are people who have experience using either, can you please share your experiences ?
I am a beginner , so any links to more information concerning the benefits of either would also be greatly beneficial.
Thanks.
In the awesome beauty of the Perl community and CPAN, I found this module that I think already does what you want to implement:
Test::WWW::Selenium

Confused about the animation classes~ [closed]

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Today I started to learn iPhone simple animations, but I was totally Confused about so many animations ,now I have know some like CAAnimation, CATransaction and so on~ how can I distinguish them or if there are some documents about them to help me know how to use these class and the different effects among them;
I strongly recommend to read at first Core Animation Programming Guide. It describes all basic classes, provided examples and link to sample sources.

Please help me with your inputs [closed]

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I would like to know where i can learn about core data model. please explain me in simple words that how to work with core data model and it its uses.
really i feel very tough to understand about core data model.
Thanks for any help.
Have a look at this website, it covers alot of subjects regarding iOS development, if I remember correctly there is stuff on there about Core Data http://www.raywenderlich.com/tutorials

Better commenting habits for perl [closed]

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I was wondering if someone could point me to an article online someone posted in a comment to one of my questions.
It was an article on better commenting habits in perl. I wanted to read it.
Are you talking about this Perl Monks article?
I would go with POD, myself.
For good inspiration on documentation style, try Perl Best Practices - chapter 7 is all about documentation, comments and stuff.