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Perl Programming
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Subject
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it-skills
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. < - > - == - <= - >= - !=
reverse(@array)
@ARGV
arithmetic comparison operators
last index
2. To get rid of the ________ in $line you could now chomp() (Ex: chomp($line);)
@arrayName size
newline
last index
access modes
3. Returns all of the values of the hash as an array
like functions
values(%hash)
ucfirst($string)
$#arrayName
4. In perl the _______ will recognize syntax errors and halt execution BEFORE it begins - and will output statements; it does not understand and the line which it encountered the error on
last index
@entireFile=<FILEHANDLE>
interpreter
substr($string, $startindex, $numchars)
5. Returns a copy of the string with the first letter upper case
foreach
%ENV hash array
ucfirst($string)
comments
6. _________ @arrayName) returns the size of the array
@arrayName size
%ENV hash array
uc($string)
scalar
7. The use of "if" "if-else" and "if-elsif-else"
(@array)
size string comparison operators
flow-control
lcfirst($string)
8. Removes the last element from the array pop
reverse(@array)
(@array)
Hash variables
access modes
9. Sort and array alphabetically
%hashname = (key1=>"value1", key2=>"value2", key3=>"Value3")
reverse(%hashName)
hash functions
sort(@array)
10. _________ $#arrayName give value of last index available in the array. Ex an array of size 5 will have its $#arrayName = 4
Special array
unshift(@array, $newValue)
%hashname = (key1=>"value1", key2=>"value2", key3=>"Value3")
@entireFile=<FILEHANDLE>
11. Explain how to read a line from a file handle
exists($hashName{keyName})
reverse(@array)
$hashName{keyName}="Value to Add"
$line=<FILEHANDLE>
12. Returns a copy of the string as all upper case
split(/\s/, $string)
uc($string)
access modes
scalar
13. $#arrayName returns the value of the ______ of the array (NOT the data stored in that array element)
string manipulation functions
$hashName{keyName}="Value to Add"
last index
exists($hashName{keyName})
14. Returns the length of the string including escape sequences
Scalar variables
string manipulation functions
join(':', @array)
length($string)
15. ________ in perl - can be scalar array or hash context - tells the interpreter what you are looking for (Ex: "$arrayname[$index_number]")
execution block
Variable context
hash functions
like functions
16. Returns a copy of the string as all lower case
ucfirst($string)
lc($string)
scalar context (Ex: $myArray[4] = 2)
reverse(%hashName)
17. The three basic ________ of the open() function: > write - >> append - < read file
flow-control
access modes
$hashName{keyName}="Value to Add"
last index
18. To read an entire file into an array (one line per element)
@entireFile=<FILEHANDLE>
command substitution
ucfirst($string)
Editing
19. The _______ in perl: - used to execute an external command - will output results of command to terminal - returns the exit status of the program that ran - use this for commands that you dont care about SAVING the output to a variable
system() function
sort(@array)
length($string)
$line=<FILEHANDLE>
20. Returns all of the keys of the hash as an array
newline
chomp($string)
$line=<FILEHANDLE>
keys(%hash)
21. _________ in perl - Singular variable - starts with "$" - Number or characer or string- Perl does automatic type conversion of these
$hashName{keyName}="Value to Add"
Scalar variables
use moduleName; Ex: use Roman;
command substitution
22. Delete the hash entry with the key given
foreach
(@array)
@entireFile=<FILEHANDLE>
delete($hashName{key})
23. eq - ne - lt - le - gt - ge
delete($hashName{key})
access modes
size string comparison operators
Expression character classes
24. Two ____________ in regular expressions: =~ Contains - !~ Does not contain
@arrayName size
basic binding operators
scalar
uc($string)
25. The four types of loops in perl: while - until - for - ________
foreach
split(/\s/, $string)
basic binding operators
sort(@array)
26. Add a new element to the from of the array with the value $newwValue
unshift(@array, $newValue)
arithmetic comparison operators
interpreter
Expression character classes
27. Swap keys for values and values for keys. Will cause issues if there are multiple hash entries with the same value
reverse(%hashName)
scalar context (Ex: $myArray[4] = 2)
exists($hashName{keyName})
reverse(@array)
28. Returns a copy of the string with the first letter lower case
system commands
Variable context
lcfirst($string)
ucfirst($string)
29. To include modules in perl
interpreter
scalar
use moduleName; Ex: use Roman;
access modes
30. Join the elements of the array seperating the elements with the ':' character
Warning
: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
/var/www/html/basicversity.com/show_quiz.php
on line
183
31. The purpose of {} in an "if" statement: To Define the __________ of the if statement. Unlike C the {} braces ARE REQUIRED
scalar
execution block
use moduleName; Ex: use Roman;
exists($hashName{keyName})
32. Arrays can be assigned or read in _________
scalar context (Ex: $myArray[4] = 2)
@entireFile=<FILEHANDLE>
lcfirst($string)
similar data types
33. In arrays elements need not be __________
@arrayName size
similar data types
Editing
FILEHANDLE
34. Adds a new element to end of the array with value $newValue
scalar context (Ex: $myArray[4] = 2)
hash functions
push(@array, $newValue)
Expression character classes
35. The open() statement in perl: open(________, file_mode, "filename.txt")
%hashname = (key1=>"value1", key2=>"value2", key3=>"Value3")
comments
FILEHANDLE
ucfirst($string)
36. Regular __________: * - 0 or more characters - + - 1 or more characters - ? - 0 or 1 characters
Expression Quantifiers
hash functions
Expression character classes
print(FILEHANDLE "Data to outputn");
37. Assignment of a hash variable for a single hash element
command substitution
$hashName{keyName}="Value to Add"
Assignment
interpreter
38. Remove trailing newline from each element in the array
Expression character classes
access modes
interpreter
chomp(@string)
39. The two phases of creating a PERL program _______ - Execution
execution block
delete($hashName{key})
Array variables
Editing
40. The variable that provides the last index of an array
$#arrayName
substr($string, $startindex, $numchars)
exists($hashName{keyName})
array functions
41. scalar(@arrayName) returns the ______ of the array names
chomp(@string)
scalar
length($string)
@arrayName size
42. The use of ______ in perl - Documenting code - Created by placing a "#" on a line. - are not multi-line
Expression character classes
comments
Hash variables
chomp(@string)
43. Removes trailing newline
@arrayName size
chomp($string)
system commands
chomp(@string)
44. A special system variable used to pass arguments to script
newline
scalar
@ARGV
array functions
45. Reverses the elements of the array
values(%hash)
Array variables
%hashname = (key1=>"value1", key2=>"value2", key3=>"Value3")
reverse(@array)
46. _________ in perl - An associative array
arithmetic comparison operators
Hash variables
basic binding operators
uc($string)
47. Stores information about the current users environment. You can print this from the command line using printenv
last index
Array variables
lc($string)
%ENV hash array
48. Common ___________: substr($string, $start, $numchars); - length($string) - lc($string) - uc($string) - chomp($string) - chomp(@string) - join(':", @string) - split(/\s/, $string) - lcfirst($string) - ucfirst($string)
command substitution
string manipulation functions
push(@array, $newValue)
like functions
49. To write to a filehandle
basic binding operators
chomp($string)
print(FILEHANDLE "Data to outputn");
Expression character classes
50. Assignment of hash variables in perl (when oringally defining the hash)
hash functions
$line=<FILEHANDLE>
Assignment
%hashname = (key1=>"value1", key2=>"value2", key3=>"Value3")
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