On Nov 8, Glenn Cannon said:
>if (length($now[5] % 100) == l)
You've a got an ell on the right-hand side, not a one. In numeric
context, that's a zero. No number has a length of zero.
And generally, when checking positive integers, you use something like
if ($n < 10) { ... }
instead of
if (length($n) == 1) { ... }
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