It is true that script kiddies write ugly and unreadable Perl code. It is also true that professionals write highly disciplined and beautiful Perl code. Incid

It is true that script kiddies write ugly and unreadable Perl code. It is also true that professionals write highly disciplined and beautiful Perl code. Incidentally, on the subject of object orientation, I concur with Sriram Srinivasan's preference for Composition instead of Inheritance. He writes in "Advanced Perl Programming": "Then when John Ousterhout's Tk came along, I marveled at the ease of creating widgets, even though it was in C and provided all the features that Motif provided (and much more). The Tk architecture used composition, not inheritance. I have been suitably chastened."