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Perl » Language Basics » Comparison Operators

Equality Operators and String Values

   



Operator    Example                       Meaning

eq          $str1 eq $str2                $str1 is equal to $str2

ne          $str1 ne $str2                $str1 is not equal to $str2

cmp         $str1 cmp $str2               $str1 is compared to $str2, with a signed return

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