Re: Perl calculate and average problem

Josef Moellers <josef.moellers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Let's see if we can dig up something based upon your initial request:
> "calculate the average of the numbers, the total of
> all the numbers added together, and a new array of numbers which is the
> other numbers divided by 2."

> my $sum = 0, $avg = 0;

This should be either:

my $sum = 0, my $avg =0;
or

my ($sum, $avg);

otherwise $avg will fail 'use strict'.

Axel

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