Hanson, Rob wrote:
> Unless you need something specific, you can use them as is since
> those are valid numbers in Perl...
>
> print "9.12e-002" * 1; # prints 0.0912
> print "9.12e-002" * 2; # prints 0.1824
> print "9.12e-002" + 100; # prints 100.0912
>
> These all give correct answers. Did you need to convert them back to
> the e-notation?
>
> Rob
No. Just didn't think it would be so simple. But that is Perl.
Thanks for the help.
Wags ;)
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