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Tests 2 — nosacījums if
Correct the program and answer the question.
. | my $password = prompt ‘Enter your password: ‘; |
. | |
eq = | if $password ␣␣ ‘*&(#&$#Y’ { |
. | say ‘Correct’; |
. | } |
. | else { |
. | say ‘Incorrect’; |
. | } |
With the =
in the test, what does this program do?
Always prints ‘Correct’ | Your answer: (: Always prints ‘Correct’, Always prints ’Incorrect’, Prints ’Correct’ for correct passwords and ‘Incorrect’ for incorrect ones, Prints ’Incorrect’ for correct passwords and ’Correct’ for incorrect ones :) |
The program always prints ’Correct’ because
If you type
$password = '*&(#&$#Y'
is an assignment that sets the new value of the $password
variable. As the value is neither zero nor an empty string, it is considered True
. The password that the user enters is never checked in this case.If you type
==
, then the program will break as it tries to convert the strings (the user password and the correct password) to numbers and fails.Kursa navigācija
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