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345 B
Perl
16 lines
345 B
Perl
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#How do you place data in a scalar variable?
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#You use the assignment operator.
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$variable1 = 5;
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#String assignments work much the same way:
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$variable1 = "Hello there!";
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#Besides single assignments, you can create multiple assignments in the same statement like this:
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$x = $y = $z = 1;
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print join (", ", $x, $y, $z);
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