Dear Masters,

I have a hard-coded if loops that looks like this:

    my $tp = 0;
    my $fp = 0;
    if (   $myhash{$pred}
            || $myhash{$pred1}
            || $myhash{$pred2}
            || $myhash{$pred3}
            || $myhash{$pred4}
            || $myhash{$pred5}
            || $myhash{$pred6} )
        {
            $tp++;
        }
        else {
            $fp++;
        }
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How can I do that in for loops? I tried the following but it give different result:

my $tp=0;
my $fp=0;

my @allpreds = ($pred,$pred1,$pred2,$pred3,$pred4,$pred5);

foreach my $allpred ( @allpreds ) {
        if ( $myhash{$allpred} ) {
            $tp++;

        }

    }
if ( !myhash{$pred} ) {
        $fp++;
    }
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In reply to How to Do Multiple OR in For Loops by neversaint

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