I am writing a script titled, "grades.pl."
Essentially, it takes user input and returns a letter (A,B,C,D,F). My problem is that I don't know how to loop the variable, $grade, through the hash keys so that the input will return the corresponding value.
$grade = <STDIN>;
%scores=( "$grades<=90" => "A",
"$grade<=80" => "B",
"$grade<=70" => "C",
"$grade<=80" => "D",
"$grade>=50" => "F");
foreach $grade (%scores) {
if ( $grade != key ) {
Am I close?
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