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Number formatting
After discovering (being shown) the whole float/int issue, I did indeed end up casting the the number as cyan01 showed. $temp = int($myNum / 10); Thanks again folks.- deadpainter
- Post #11
- Forum: Perl
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Number formatting
I used rharsh's code initially, and it worked beautifully. However, I ended up using mikevh's idea for the simplicity, not that any were complicated. I feel slightly ashamed with the fact I didn't realize I was using a float rather than an int. It didn't even cross my mind to change it! Not too...- deadpainter
- Post #7
- Forum: Perl
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Number formatting
Thanks for the tips, I will try them tonight. Much appreciated.- deadpainter
- Post #4
- Forum: Perl
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Number formatting
Honestly, it's been a few years since I've used Perl, and it was never something I used on a regular basis. This is probably a simple question, although I am having issues finding an answer. I have the following calculation: $temp = $myNum / 10; $newNum = sprintf("%.0f\n",$temp); The issue is...- deadpainter
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