Perl's Prototype Panic
When in doubt, say perl -e 'print "Hello, world!"'
As a programmer in a rush, you choose your language based on its ease of use and ability to scale. Suddenly, your boss assigns you to finish an old Perl project which the company desperately needs. However, the codebase is a mess, and you only have a week to clean it up and make it deployable. Will you panic and bail, or will you dive headfirst into Perl's messy but powerful syntax to save the day?
