in reply to Re: Logical expression evaluation
in thread Logical expression evaluation

Or, you can instruct Perl in more detail about how you'd like a boolean value to be displayed:

$v = 0; $f = !($v); printf '**%1d**',$f;

Read the documentation on printf and sprintf for more.

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