--- yaswanth krishna < yaswanth.krishna%40gmail.com">yaswanth.krishna
gmail.com>
wrote:
> Move that initialization"$c = 0;" before the foreach
> loop. Every time index
> '1' is getting initialized and finally that array is
> having only one element
> whch is initialized at last 
>
> -Yaswanth
>
> On Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 10:26 AM, Donald Korrecta
> < draktrax%40yahoo.com">draktraxyahoo.com>
>; wrote:
>
> >
>; > --- merlyn%40stonehenge.com">merlynstonehenge.com
> <merlyn%40stonehenge.com> wrote:
> >
>; > > >>>>> "Donald" == Donald Korrecta
> > > < draktrax%40yahoo.com">draktraxyahoo.com <draktrax%40yahoo.com>>;
> writes:
> > >
>; > > Donald> I can get ten cards but, they are all
> the
> > > same card.
> > >
>; > > Your code wouldn't get the same card each time.
> > > Maybe you mean
>; > > "sometimes I get the same card".
> > >
>; > > Unless somehow you have only one card in deck.
> > >
>; > > So perhaps you could post the code that has the
> > > behavior above,
> > > or confirm the other two things I just said.
> Also
>; > > show
>; > > how you initialize deck.
> > >
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>; > The entire prog:
> > foreach $b ("spades", "hearts", "clubs",
> "diamonds") {
> > foreach $a ("ace", 2..10, "jack", "queen", "king")
> {
> > $c=0;
> > $deck[&;c]= "$a of $b";
> > $c++;
> > }
> > }
> > foreach $i (1..10) }
> > $card=$deck[rand deck];
> > print "Card $i is the $card;
> > }
> >
>; > if i print out the result of the nested loops
> > i get a list of all cards. the prog returns only
>; the
> > king of diamonds. what am i missing?
> >
>; >
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> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for the valuable
lesson in "WATCH WHAT YOUR DOING!!!"
Such an elementary mistake!
I knew I'd kick myself as soon as I saw
the solution. Again THANK YOU!!!
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