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>Hi Jeff Ji, your program worked. But i couldn't understand the second
>line.. That long print statement. What happened there? My 'simple'
>sort arranged numbers in dictionary style.. Like 0 then 1 then 17 then
>2 and then 29.. And how come in using strict module, that $a and $b
>didnt make any
Hi Jeff Ji, your program worked. But i couldn't understand the second
line.. That long print statement. What happened there? My 'simple'
sort arranged numbers in dictionary style.. Like 0 then 1 then 17 then
2 and then 29.. And how come in using strict module, that $a and $b
didnt make any noise?
On 3/4/07, Somu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm unable to arrange the numbers in an array in ascending order.. I
tried the following
@asc = sort{$a<=>$b} @list;
but it didnt work.
It works for me. What are you doing differently? Can you reduce your
problem to a small test case that you can po
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>I'm unable to arrange the numbers in an array in ascending order.. I
>tried the following
>
>@asc = sort{$a<=>$b} @list;
>
>but it didnt work. I did a subroutine
>
What's your array's content?
It do can work using Perl's sort (see below),also please see 'perldoc -f sort'.
$ perl -le '@arr =
I'm unable to arrange the numbers in an array in ascending order.. I
tried the following
@asc = sort{$a<=>$b} @list;
but it didnt work. I did a subroutine
sub con{
my ($a,$b);
$a<=>$b;}
Then i tried
@asc = sort con @list; #didnt work
Can anyone please help?
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