Care for a Dance with Perl?

Hello Coders,

Please bid your skilled hand in completing a couple CGI/Perl assignments c/o my college owning a propensity to unload coding projects on me.

Two assignments, one taker--offer your most competitive rate. Plz see attached docs.
Thanks and good night.

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GP1/[NSTRUCXN]/gp1.pdf OVERVIEW Now that you’ve completed all of the assignments in Lesson 1 and have read chapters 1 through 3 in your textbook, you’re ready to complete the Lesson 1 graded project. Working with CGI and Perl for processing data is an essential part of your learning foundation, so this graded project reflects those skills. Throughout this graded project, you’ll use the skills that you’ve gained throughout Lesson 1. Pay close attention to all of the instructions so that your solution will be a success. Remember to include all of the required components when you submit your solution. BEFORE YOU BEGIN As you progress through this graded project, you’ll be required to complete a number of tasks in order to create your solution. This graded project is based on Case Project 1 on page 77 of your textbook. For this graded project, you’ll create an HTML form and a CGI script for Lake College. The following instructions have been modified to meet the requirements for the Unix server that you’ll be transferring your files to. 21 Lesson 1 Creating Your First CGI/Perl Form EXAMINATION NUMBER: 40272900 Whichever method you use in submitting your exam answers to the school, you must use the number above. For the quickest test results, go to http://www.takeexamsonline.com Examinat ion INSTRUCTIONS 1. Create a HTML document named c03case1.html. Note: Your form action statement should be as follows:

. Also, remember to include a Submit button. 2. This HTML form will allow the user to enter the student’s name and the number of hours the student is enrolled for the semester. Reference pages 57–60 in your textbook. 3. Create a CGI script named c03case1.cgi. Reference pages 48–57 in your textbook. Note that the shebang line for the Unix server you’ll be using is as follows: #!/usr/bin/perl 4. The CGI script should calculate the total due by multiplying the number hours enrolled by $100 and then adding the...

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