GoCubs;545344 Wrote:
> Like you have shown there you'd just substitute your variable name where
> the string is.
>
> Within your code you can also use the hash location instead of a
> dedicated variable. Both can be used to store string data.
>
> >
Code:
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> >
> my $sport = 'soccer';
> my $gameID = 'Game1';
> ...
>
> my %mikeHash;
> $mikeHash{'sport'} = $soccer;
> $mikeHash{'gameID'} = $gameID;
> ...
> addCustomSportScore(\%mikeHash);
>
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> >
I have no idea why that wasn't working for me earlier. It is now
though. I might have had quotes around them or something.
Thanks!
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