In a message dated 1/11/2003 9:43:32 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> if ($SRF=1 and $SRL=1) {print"YES";)
You got the and right, but the conditional wrong. 2 equal signs for
conditionals.
So your example:
$SRF = 1; $SRL = 1;
if ($SRF==1 and $SRL==1) {print"YES";} #True
or is
$SRF = 1; $SRL = 1;
if ($SRF==1 or $SRL==1) {print"YES";} #True
xor (both not true, 1 is)
$SRF = 1; $SRL = 1;
if ($SRF==1 xor $SRL==1) {print"YES";} #False
You can also use | and & for logical and bitwise "and" or "or" .
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