> (i.e. ordered or "associative"). A (probably futile, but one has to try) plea for people to use "numbered" rather than "ordered". @foo = ['England', 'France', 'Germany']; # unordered %foo = {First => Fred', Last => 'Bloggs']; # ordered (I'd also suggest "named" instead of the scientific "associative".)
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