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What is Perl?
Perl is an interpreted high-level programming language developed
by Larry Wall. Perl has become the premier scripting language of
the Web, as most CGI programs are written in Perl. However, Perl
is widely used as a rapid prototyping language and a "glue"
language that makes it possible for different systems to work
well together. Perl is popular with system administrators who
use it for an infinite number of automation tasks. Perl's roots
are in UNIX but you will find Perl on a wide range of computing
platforms. Because Perl is an interpreted language, Perl
programs are highly portable across systems.
http://www.perl.com
What is PHP?
PHP is a server-side scripting language for creating dynamic Web
pages. PHP's programming syntax is very similar to that of Perl.
Because of its elegant design, PHP makes it easy for anyone to
learn. It is significantly easier than comparable Perl or ASP
Code. Unlike other scripting languages, PHP supports the most
common databases like Oracle, Sybase and MySQL. It is also
possible to integrate external libraries to generate PDF
documents or parsing XML PHP is an open-source language and is
supported by a large groups of delvelopers. The code is
downloadable from php.net.
http://www.php.net
What is MySQL?
MySQL is a relational database management system. It is a Open
Source SQL database provided by MySQL AB. MySQL is very fast,
reliable, and easy to use. It also has a very practical set of
features developed in very close cooperation with our users.
MySQL was originally developed to handle very large databases
much faster than existing solutions and has been successfully
used in highly demanding production environments for several
years. Though under constant development, MySQL today offers a
rich and very useful set of functions. The connectivity, speed,
and security make MySQL highly suited for accessing databases on
the Internet.
http://www.mysql.com |
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