Hi gurus!
I want to use the quantifier {COUNT}? in the following program to remove the first
three underscores. I'm trying to avoid a loop. I have not been able to figure out the
syntax.
$a = "The_quick_brown_fox_jumped_over_the_lazy_dog.";
$count = "3";
$a =~ s/(_{$count}?)//;
print "\n$a\n
Hi,
Still more hash questions:
using the example in chapter 9 of Programming Perl:
%HoH = (
flintstones => {
husband=>"fred",
pal=>"barney",
},
);
how can dynamically add another hash to %HoH? In Programming Perl, they have a hard
coded example
Hi!
Yet another hash question:
How can I permanently modify a hash key? I have the following hash:
my %hash = (
hygiene_products_total_amount => {
'conditioner' => "5",
'shampoo' => "57",
'soap' => "1",
Hi gurus!
I'm need to create a new hash dynamically using an existing hashs data in the format
of another hash for comparison purposes. Here are my two hashes:
%newhash = (
hygiene_products => {
quantity_3 => "50",
