Michael Lazzaro wrote:
If anyone knows the answer to these two questions, I'd appreciate it.
Only Larry knows. But I'm prepared to take an educated guess.
1) What do these do?
my int $n = 5; # OK
Yes.
my int $n = 5.005; # trunc or err?
Truncate to 5 with
If anyone knows the answer to these two questions, I'd appreciate it.
1) What do these do?
my int $n = 5; # OK
my int $n = 5.005; # trunc or err?
my int $n = 5.05ff # 5, 0, undef, NaN, or exception?
my int $n = fdsjfdf# 0, undef, NaN, or exception?
2) Do
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If anyone knows the answer to these two questions, I'd appreciate it.
1) What do these do?
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If anyone knows the answer to these two questions, I'd
