KevinADC,
That was the explanation I was looking for. I was under the assumption that Perl would convert it to its ASCII value like C language does. Apparently, it does not. Thanks for the expert reply. Appreciate it.
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I tried googling to get more information about comparison operators in Perl when incompatible data types were involved but wasn't lucky.
I am basically a Java programmer but have been looking at Perl code of late, at work. While debugging a Perl module, I stumbled upon the following code block. I understand Perl has distinct comparison operators for numeric and string data types. But, I am not sure... -
KevinADC
Great....Thanks a lot...Your explanation was very very helpful. Now, I am starting to understand the intricacies of references/arrays/hashes in perl world. Thanks a lot for your insight.
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Help...Perl Beginner...
Hello Perl Gurus,
I am new to Perl programming but not new to programming in general. Perl really fascinates me with its cryptic syntax.
I have been analyzing a Perl system to understand and make some minor changes. I couldn't understand what the following line of code does.
I tried googling on Initialization for perl arrays and they are mostly initialized...Code:$self->{_tagStack} = [];
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