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use warnings;
use strict;
use Scalar::Util 'looks_like_number';
print "Welcome to an interactive Perl program. Enter either q or Q to terminate the program or c to continue. Enter your key now: ";...

Okay so an update (sorry if this is late). I managed to get the program to run, but I'm not getting my desired output. When I get to part 2 without changing any information, and I input the name say,...

First thing I'll note is that the very first line I submitted as my code is actually line 8 (due to comments I made on previous lines).

These are the error messages I'm receiving on my terminal-
...

As a followup to my previous thread, I'm trying to make a complicated perl script that involves storing information from a text file into a hash, and giving the user the ability to change the...

Don't worry, the info I posted aren't real people. I'll try out your code in a bit Aia, thank you for the examples. Is there no way for me to accomplish this task of mine with the open commend...

I'm trying to make a perl script using the "open" command to open and read a file, storing the information in said file into a hash structure.

This is what is inside my file-

Celena Standard ...

Ahh okay, thank you for the tips and help Aia

This script is the same as the interactive perl script that I've made a few threads about before. That whole portion is the purpose of my script.

That said, I went in and mucked about some more...

#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;
use Scalar::Util 'looks_like_number';
no strict "subs";
my $i;
$i=0;
while ($i==0)
{
print "Welcome to an interactive Perl program. Enter...

So I have a perl script that prompts the user to enter either q or Q to exit the program or c to continue said program. If the user inputs anything other than those three keys they will be prompted...

Thank you Aia!

Thanks Aia! I have another question actually. In Perl, how do you declare multiple keys to one value when it comes to hashes?

An example would be, say, I want four keys known as 'acg', 'acc',...

My question is basically as the title says. How can I check a user inputted string is only certain characters long (for example, 3 characters long) and how do I check a user inputted string only...

Thanks Aia! It's working now! I'll either update this thread or start a new one when I'm nearing the end of the full program, thanks again for the help!

I changed the || to && but I'm still getting the same thing where it just continually prompts the user to enter a key, even if they enter in 'q', 'Q', or 'c'

So I'm making an interactive perl script, but I can't get it to work properly. I'm trying to make a script that tell the user to input either 'q' or 'Q' to terminate the program, or 'c' to continue...

Thanks! That fixed it!

Hey, I'm trying to make an interactive perl program and while I'm not done I wanted to share the bit of code I have at the moment because I keep running into an error that says that it "Found = in...

Thank you, it works!

So I have a bash script called count.sh

This is what is inside it-

if [ -z "$2" ]; then
echo "Error"
else
echo "Correct!"

I want to put this script into another script that I'll...

@RudiC I don't work for any company or project, this is just me trying to learn

@Scrutinizer I tried to do it like this-

userinput=3
awk -v var1=-86.4149 -v var2=-79.6892 -v var3=3 -v...

Okay so first off, I would like to thank you for the reply and your assistance. I've inputted in the code you gave me with just some simple changes (like excluding the print line, as I don't want the...

Okay, so for example, here is what is inside one of the Node text files-

-80.0222 -81.3604 -83.2733 -87.9688 -86.7132 -82.938 -81.6501 -76.9167 -78.9644 -80.2246
-79.0461 -80.5249 -82.2464...

I'm trying to make an awk script to compare values I've set as var1, var2, and var3 earlier in the script to the values in the userinputted column of four text files called Node1.txt, Node2.txt,...

Ah okay, this is a homework assignment yes. My apologies. I'll delete this thread.