in reply to octal error
Two ways come to mind:
The second works because, although 010 is octal when found in Perl source code, when Perl converts a string like '010' to a number, only base 10 is used (otherwise there would be no need for the oct and hex functions). - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")$item= 5540986; $item= 0 + '05540986';
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