Mastering Perl for Bioinformatics
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abstraction accessor methods Gene2.pm algorithms [See also string algorithms] border conditions and data structures and references alternation and operator bitwise and (&) operator logical and control flow, using for angle operator anonymous arrays anonymous data anonymous hashes anonymous referents approximate string matching arguments arithmetic operators arrays 2nd @ARGV anonymous arrays of arrays elements, specifying matrices references to sparse arrays as subroutine arguments two-dimensional arrays arrow notation arrow operator (\>) assignment scalar and list context assignment operators at sign (@) attributes 2nd graphics output, storing in key/value pairs attributes (databases) autoincrement and autodecrement operators AUTOLOAD subroutine accessors arguments FileIO.pm get_ and set_ mutators speeding up the code writing methods using
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