Just the same, ought to do it....
$x = 50.50;
$y = 36.45;
if ($x > $y) { print "$x is greater than $y\n" }
else { print "$x is less than or equal to $y\n" }
prints out "50.5 is greater than 36.45" on my machine...
HTH,
Deane
| "Krishna, Hari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I am trying to compare floating numbers and it doesn't seem to work..
I thought its just the same comparison as we normally do for numbers.
like..
$x=5;
$y=6
if($x>$y)....
how do I do for
$x=50.50;
$y=36.45;
if($x>$y)....
Thanks,
Hari
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