Perl:Equal Strings

Perl:String Functions

Contains

Ends With

Equal Strings

Find Position

Formatting

Using Print Formatting

Lower Case

Join Strings

Starts With

String Length

Special Characters

Split a String

Substring

Upper Case

Simple Tests

Equal Strings

Equal Numbers

Comparing Numbers

Checking for a Substring

AND of two Conditions

OR of two Conditions

NOT of a Condition

Checking for a Prefix

Checking for a Suffix

Use eq to test if strings are equal.

You can't use s==t on strings. If you do then perl will convert the strings to numbers - using 0 as the default and compare those.

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#!/usr/bin/perl foreach ("one","two","three"){ if ($_ eq "two"){ print "$_ equals two\n"; }else{ print "$_ is not two\n"; } }

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