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I read a little about apache alias for mod_perl and am confused. Can you use
a normal server where perl scripts run and there is no alias of perl to
mod_perl? What should be the first line of the script to point to mod_perl
without an alias?
John Griessen Austin TX
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A way to do that is use lists
again ...like you did to put values into @numbers_a
for example
$randomonea = @sorted_a[0];
$randomtwoa = @sorted_a[1];
$randomthreea = @sorted_a[2];
$randomfoura = @sorted_a[3];
.
.
.another way:
(randomonea,$randomtwoa,$randomthreea,--,--,--,--,--,--,--) = @sort
ax of above--for your
experience...)
..use print staements to showintermediate variable
contents while debugging your logical flow...
Simplify, simplifyadd comments, add high level of abstraction comments
that concisely say what the outcome is.
John Griessen
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