Hi Monks!

I have this code as part of my program generating "Use of un initialized value in pattern match (m//)", could this be because of the empty "IF" is its true?
I already initialized the variables for the regular expression to avoid the warning, Am I initializing these variables wrong?
How can I avoid the warning?!

Sample code:


my @list = ();
my $lastc_33 = '';
my $lastd_34='';
my $last_33='';

......

if( $_->{ TEST33 } eq $lastc_33 && $lastd_34 =~/8/ && $last_33 =~/00/ 
+&& $_->{ TEST34 } =~/7/ && $_->{ TEST33 } =~/00/ )  {

}
else  {
          $lastd_34 = $_->{ TEST34 };
          $last_33 = $_->{ TEST33 };
          push (@list, $_);
       }

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Thank you!!!

In reply to A Warning Issue! by Anonymous Monk

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