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Perl 6 - a Practical Extraction and Reporting example!
Always looking for an excuse to write little demo scripts - especially in Perl 6 which was new as an official release at Christmas, ... and had such an opportunity today. A datafile containing 2,500 records - station usage - and seeing how many were smaller in passenger numbers that Melksham in 2014 and 2015. Script [here], data [here]. Answers to the question: There are 2538 stations listed There were 388 smaller than Melksham in 2014 There were 597 smaller than Melksham in 2015 Happy to train you on Perl 6 ... please ask ;-) (written 2016-01-11, updated 2016-01-12) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles P669 - Perl - Data Munging[597] Storing a regular expression in a perl variable - (2006-02-09) [1316] Filtering and altering Perl lists with grep and map - (2007-08-23) [1509] Extracting information from a file of records - (2008-01-16) [1947] Perl substitute - the e modifier - (2008-12-16) [2129] Nothing beats Perl to solve a data manipulation requirement quickly - (2009-04-14) [2702] First and last match with Regular Expressions - (2010-04-02) [3335] Practical Extraction and Reporting - (2011-06-26) [3707] Converting codons via Amino Acids to Proteins in Perl - (2012-04-25) [3764] Shell, Awk, Perl of Python? - (2012-06-14) P600 - Perl 6 [582] DWIM and AWWO - (2006-01-30) [2816] Intelligent Matching in Perl - (2010-06-18) [4604] Perl - version 6 - official version launched at Christmas - (2016-01-02) [4605] Hello World - in Perl 6 - (2016-01-02) [4606] Using Perl 6 to analyse and report on data - (2016-01-02) [4607] Classes and object - first steps in Perl 6 - (2016-01-02) [4608] Introspecion in Perl 6 - (2016-01-02) [4609] Mapping an array / list without a loop - how to do it in Perl 6 - (2016-01-03) [4610] Sorting by key or by comparator - Perl 6 - (2016-01-03) [4611] Hungarian, Camel, Snake and Kebab - variable naming conventions - (2016-01-03)
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Campaigning for a sensible bus solution and not against anyone!Rambling from Westbury Frosty morning, beauty of Wiltshire The power of scripting Perl 6 - a Practical Extraction and Reporting example! Buses - not about the buses, but about the people who use the buses Pytest - second example beyond hello world Pytest - starting example Still teaching Tcl in 2016? Questions for First (West of England) |
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