**Title:** Developing Network Programs in Perl **Author:** Lincoln D. Stein **Publication Year:** 2001 **Pages:** 752 **Format:** djvu **Size:** 20.5 Mb This comprehensive guide explores the development and implementation of practical network applications using the object-oriented features of the Perl programming language. It provides essential information for those new to Perl objects, along with an in-depth look at TCP/IP networking tools. The book highlights the best third-party modules available in the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network (CPAN) and discusses the design possibilities for client/server systems based on the TCP protocol, as well as new applications for the UDP protocol. Aimed at beginner and intermediate Perl programmers, this resource is invaluable for anyone looking to enhance their skills in network programming. Discover a world of books at "Mir Knig," the largest book site featuring over 120,000 titles and journals, with 300 new publications added daily. We encourage you to register or log in to explore our extensive collection.