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VF19 03-03-2004 09:48 PM
[perl] Powers!?! Where?
 
How do I get a number to be multipied by its power in perl?
Im trying to solve this equation, y=c(1+r)[to the power of]t
but im stuck at where to multiply (1+r) by t.
Heres the script so far:

Quote:

#!usr/bin/perl;

use warnings;

print "You solve the y=c(1+r)t problem with this program. \n";

print "Enter c variable. \n";

my $cvar = <STDIN>;

print "Enter r variable. \n";

my $rvar = <STDIN>;

print "Enter t variable. \n";

my $tvar = <STDIN>;

chomp " $cvar , $rvar , $tvar ";

my $rvar1 = 1+r ;

my $r2tvar = $rvar1


Mephex 03-03-2004 09:50 PM
Quote:
Binary ** is the exponentiation operator. Note that it binds even more tightly than unary minus, so -2**4 is -(2**4), not (-2)**4. Note also that ** has right associativity, so:

$e = 2 ** 3 ** 4;
evaluates to 2 to the 81st power, not 8 to the 4th power.

The * (multiply) and / (divide) operators work exactly as you might expect, multiplying or dividing their two operands. Division is done in floating-point mode, unless integer mode in enabled (via use integer).
Hope that helps !

ni42 03-03-2004 11:26 PM
somthing like this maybe?
Code:
$one = 2;
$two = 4;
$three = $one ** $two;
print $three;

ratbastid 03-11-2004 04:57 PM
Quote:
chomp " $cvar , $rvar , $tvar ";
That won't work. You're only passing one argument to chomp, and it's a string composed of each of your variables separated by a comma and a space. It's syntactically valid, but it does nothing. You're going to leave the return characters on the end of each of those $vars.

You should instead be getting your input like this:

chomp(my $cvar = <STDIN>);

That'll chomp DURING the assignment. You also save a line, which is important when you're playing Perl Golf.

And now that you know the ** operator, that formula should be a one-liner too.


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