I had an if statement where I checked to make sure that two values were both == 1. Even when the values were initialized, it gave me the unitialized value warning. So I copy/pasted the if and printed it directly above the line that had the if. 
Code portion:
print "$SERVER{$key}{one} == 1 && $SERVER{$key}{two} == 1\n";
if($SERVER{$key}{one} == 1 && $SERVER{$key}{two} == 1){
..
..

Run:
0 == 1 && 0 == 1
Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at blah.pl line 244.

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Whats up with this? I didn't want to use the weenie method and localize the warning variable to stop this warning; what is the correct way to fix this? Thanks.

In reply to Weird Warning by Anonymous Monk

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