Re^5: How to pass a variable string as conditional argument to if statment

Are you checking for errors after the eval ?

#!perl
use strict;
my @test = ('10>5','10<5','13+2==14+1','4>(6/2)+1');
for my $var (@test){
  my $result = eval $var ? 'True' : 'False';
  die $@ if $@; # check for errors in eval
  print "$var is $result\n";
}
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