Yeah, I'm new to Perl and didn't know about the seperate numerical and string comparisons, Once I read about that I went back through it all and checked my comparisons and fixed those all up. Now I'm working on my for loop. Is there anything similar to an 'exit for' statement in Perl? What's the best way to get out of a for statement?
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Once I read about that I went back through it all and checked my comparisons and fixed those all up. Now I'm working on my for loop. Is there anything similar to an 'exit for' statement in Perl? What's the best way to get out of a for statement?
