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if statements
Post 1657 by mib on Thursday 22nd of March 2001 09:50:20 AM
03-22-2001
Here is one perl script. Check for errors then have a try.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$PassMark = 40;
$InputFile = "filename";
$OutPutFile = "results";
open (INPUTFILE, "$InputFile") || die "Error Reason $!";
@DATA=<INPUTFILE>;
close(INPUTFILE);
open (RESULTFILE, ">$OutPutFile") || die "Error Reason $!";
foreach $Record(@DATA) {
chomp($Record);
my($Fname, $Sname, $Mark) = split(/ /, $Record);
if($Mark >= $PassMark) {
print RESULTFILE "$Fname $Sname PASS\n"; $s++;
} else {
print RESULTFILE "$Fname $Sname FAIL\n"; $f++;
}
}
close(RESULTFILE);
print "$f students Passed, $f Failed(don't hate them
)\n";
exit;
GoodLuck..!!
#!/usr/bin/perl
$PassMark = 40;
$InputFile = "filename";
$OutPutFile = "results";
open (INPUTFILE, "$InputFile") || die "Error Reason $!";
@DATA=<INPUTFILE>;
close(INPUTFILE);
open (RESULTFILE, ">$OutPutFile") || die "Error Reason $!";
foreach $Record(@DATA) {
chomp($Record);
my($Fname, $Sname, $Mark) = split(/ /, $Record);
if($Mark >= $PassMark) {
print RESULTFILE "$Fname $Sname PASS\n"; $s++;
} else {
print RESULTFILE "$Fname $Sname FAIL\n"; $f++;
}
}
close(RESULTFILE);
print "$f students Passed, $f Failed(don't hate them
)\n";exit;
GoodLuck..!!
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