On Apr 30, Jackson, Harry said:
>Is the following more suitable or is it bollocks as well.
>
>my $TRY = "world";
>my $h = 0;
>
>my %TRY;
>$TRY{$h}=3;
>print "$TRY" . "$h" . " $TRY{$h}\n";
Well, except for the fact that $TRY and $TRY{$h} have nothing to do with
each other... that is perfectly fine. You might want to use an array
instead of a hash, though, if you're using numbers to differentiate
between variables.
my @foo;
my $i = 0;
$foo[$i] = "bar";
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