I accidently used a numeric comparison operator when I was comparing strings and I found that no matter what strings I compared, Perl always said they were equal.
Any other operation (such as <, >, != ) always proved false, but it was always true that 'stringA'=='Bstrg'. Is it just saying that "it is true" that stringA and Bstrg are both strings? I thought it would count spaces or convert to numbers or something like that. Well, actually, I first was surprised that it didn't give me an error since I used the wrong type of operator. What is it doing in this case?
Thanks,
Deborah
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