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The following code does not work as i would expect. I was wondering if anyone knows why 1.15*100 acts diffrent under int(). My original code is below :

use strict; my $key = 12345; my @amn = (3.95,1.15); my ($s,$s2); for (@amn) { $s += int($_*100); $s2 += $_*100; } print "Scalar 1 : $s\n"; print "Scalar 2 : $s2\n";

This prints :

Scalar 1 : 509 Scalar 2 : 510

This was tested on

  • Windows 2000 running ActiveState perl 5.6.1
  • Solaris (sparc) 2.8 running perl 5.8.0 and 5.5.3
  • RedHat 7.4 running perl 5.6.1

A shorter version of this would be :

perl -e 'print 1.15*100,"\n",int(1.15*100),"\n"'

I know NV conversion is always open to a fudge-factor, but this seems pretty tame to be effected by that. Any help is appriciated.


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