output in a single line
- From: pande_vineet@xxxxxxxxxxx (Vineet Pande)
- Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 08:59:49 +0000
Hi I tried the following script
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; print "Currency converter\n\nPlease enter the exchange rate: "; our $rupee_c1 = <STDIN>; print "Please enter the Amount in Rupees: "; our $rupee = <STDIN>; print "$rupee rupees are ", ($rupee/$rupee_c1), " Euros\n";
when i execute this, i get
Currency converter
Please enter the exchange rate: 56 Please enter the Amount in Rupees: 560 560 rupees are 10 Euros I AM NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND WHY 560 IS FOLLOWED BY RUPEES ARE 10 EUROS IN THE NEXT LINE. IS IT THE FAULT OF print "$rupee..........BECAUSE WHEN I SAY PRINT "560 ...., INSTEAD OF VARIABLE NAME, I GET THE OUTPUT IN A SINGLE LINE.
Any help appreciated cheers vineet
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