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what r the future opportunities in PERL/LINUX after 3
years ??

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what r the future opportunities in PERL/LINUX after 3 years ??..

Answer / perl guru

If you are good in Perl/Linux then he oppourtunites will be
there.

All the best!

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what r the future opportunities in PERL/LINUX after 3 years ??..

Answer / raju

how to develop testing tools using perl language?

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what r the future opportunities in PERL/LINUX after 3 years ??..

Answer / satish

Hi i got job in PERL/LINUX.
please guide me if i will have good opportunities
economically and workwise after 3 years.

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