Portman wrote:
Ah. Got it to work. I change the if ($total < 50) { my $sandh=8;} to if
($total < 50) { $sandh=8;}
Go figure.
I have this code now:
my $sandh=5;
if ($total < 50) { my $sandh=8; }
my $shippingCharge=$shipcost{$selectedState}*$total+$sandh;
and the program seems to simply skip over the if statement. Any ideas?
It's a scope issue. By using 'my' inside the braces you create a new
variable that only exists inside the braces.
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