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Using the equality-comparison operator to compare two numbers entered at the keyboard.

   
#!/usr/local/bin/perl 

print ("Enter a number:\n"); 
$number1 = <STDIN>; 
chop ($number1); 
print ("Enter another number:\n"); 
$number2 = <STDIN>; 
chop ($number2); 
if ($number1 == $number2) { 
     print ("The two numbers are equal.\n"); 
} 
print ("This is the last line of the program.\n");








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