Perl 6 Practice Exam

Perl 6 is a open source programming language which is interpreted and not compiled. Perl is dynamic programming language with support for both procedural and object-oriented approaches of programming. It has a history of more than 30 years in development hence it has a huge set of libraries. It is expressive with good readable syntax for clean code.It has wide usage in web development.

Certification in Perl 6 validates your skills and knowledge in using the Perl 6, its syntax, and features.
Why is Perl 6 certification important?

• The certification validates your skills and knowledge of the Perl 6 programming language.
• Shows your credibility and increases your career prospects for Perl roles.
• Provides you a competitive edge in the web development job market.
• Attests to your ability to develop Perl 6 code.
• Increases your job opportunities in web development, and data processing.
• Shows your commitment to continuous learning .

Who should take the Perl 6 Exam?

• Perl Developers
• Software Engineers
• Web Developers
• Systems Programmers
• Data Analysts
• Automation Engineers
• Backend Developers
• Technical Leads
• Application Developers

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the Perl 6 is evaluated for the following skills:

• Perl 6 syntax
  
• Object-oriented programming and Perl 6.
• Grammars, concurrency, and user-defined types.
• Debugging, testing, and optimizing
  
• Perl 6 libraries and modules
  
• Regular expressions and text processing
  
• Memory management and performance tuning.

Perl 6 Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Perl 6 certification is as below -

• Overview and evolution from Perl 5
• Installation and setup
• Basic syntax and structure

• Scalars, arrays, and hashes
• Data type conversions
• Constants and variables

• Conditionals and loops
• Exception handling
• Smart matching and given/when

• Classes and objects
• Inheritance and roles
• Method dispatch and multi-methods

• Perl 6 regex syntax
• Grammars in Perl 6
• Advanced matching techniques

• Threads and actors
• Promises and futures
• Managing asynchronous tasks

• Perl 6 module system
• Commonly used Perl 6 libraries
• Using CPAN and ecosystem

• Memory management
• Profiling and debugging Perl 6 code
• Performance tuning techniques

• Writing unit tests in Perl 6
• Debugging techniques
• Error handling and logging

• Meta-programming
• Grammars and parsing
• Interoperability with other languages