On Jul 9, Tom Yarrish said:
>I do have one additional question with the suggestion for the @days array.
>How does this affect the month. Localtime returns the month-1, so I would
>have to adjust for that during the month, and then leave it alone at the
>end of the month. Or was this a suggestion to replace the if/else part?
Since arrays start at 0, I'd suggest you keep $mon how you get it -- from
0 to 11. For output, though, you can add one:
$mon = (localtime)[4];
print "There are $days[$mon] days in month #", $mon + 1, "\n";
# There are 31 days in month #7
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