use strict; use warnings; my %pay = ( A => 1, F => 4, K => 5, P => 3, U => 1, Z => 10, B => 2, G => 2, L => 1, Q => 10, V => 4, C => 3, H => 4, M => 3, R => 1, W => 4, D => 2, I => 1, N => 1, S => 1, X => 8, E => 1, J => 8, O => 1, T => 1, Y => 4 ); my $word; my @word; print "Enter word to calculate.\n"; print "\nPress 'q' to quit\n"; while (){ my $total_points = 0; print "\nWord: "; chomp ($word = uc(<STDIN>)); die "Quiting program...\n" if ($word eq 'Q'); foreach my $letter (split("", $word)){ $total_points += $pay{"$letter"} if defined $pay{"$letter"} ; printf "Letter \"%s\" = %d points. Total points: %d\n", $lette +r,$pay{"$letter"}, $total_points; } }
Output:

Enter word to calculate. Press 'q' to quit Word: test Letter "T" = 1 points. Total points: 1 Letter "E" = 1 points. Total points: 2 Letter "S" = 1 points. Total points: 3 Letter "T" = 1 points. Total points: 4 Word: q Quiting program...


-Waswas

In reply to Re: Homework help by waswas-fng
in thread Homework help by gitarwmn

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