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7. nedfine 45,740
8. clockwatc... 40,424
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17. suhasbha... 17,320
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25. agriesser 10,000

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3. Tintin 773,435
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5. mjcoyne 521,466
6. jmcg 517,810
7. FishMonger 502,191
8. maneshr 385,976
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11. clockwatc... 256,712
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17. gripe 98,559
18. suhasbha... 92,720
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21. sstouk 74,470
22. nedfine 73,307
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perl: switch statements

Asked by luna621 in Perl Programming Language

Tags: perl, switch

I saw something about switch statements, so I tried one. But it's not working. Do you know what's wrong?

chomp( my $score = <STDIN> );

switch( $score )
{
case [90..100] { print "\n\nYou have an A!\n\n;" }
case [80..89] { print "\n\nYou have an B!\n\n;" }
case [70..79] { print "\n\nYou have an C!\n\n;" }
case [60..69] { print "\n\nYou have an D!\n\n;" }
case [0..59] { print "\n\nYou have an F!\n\n;" }

else { print "\n\nError: scores may not be less than 0 or greater than 100.\n\n"; }
}

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perl: switch statements

Asked by luna621 in Perl Programming Language

Tags: perl, switch

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