I am a newbee in perl. Just wanted some guidance so as to how to
implement multidimensional arrays in perl. I have to create an 2-d array
with 26*26 of all the english alphabets so that for each row and column i
can have a partiulcar value like a to a =1 b to a=2;
I am just not getting how to impl
Chris Wagner wrote:
> What do u mean by an array of the alphabet? Arrays in perl can have numeric
> indexes only. So something like @array[a] is invalid. U can specify two
> dimensional values like $array[1][1] = "a"; that's offset column 1 row 1.
> There are various methods to automatically g
At 07:49 AM 2/1/2006 -0500, Peter Eisengrein wrote:
>Actually, this returns nothing. Array numbering starts with 0. What he meant
>was:
>
>print $array[1][2];
>
>But i'm sure you got the point. ;-)
Doh! Too early in the morning. ;)
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From: "Jarvis, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'amit hetawal'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE Multi Dimensional Arrays
> Amit wrote:
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> >Hello all,
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At 05:56 AM 2/1/2006 -, amit hetawal wrote:
> I am a newbee in perl. Just wanted some guidance so as to how to
implement multidimensional arrays in perl. I have to create an 2-d array
with 26*26 of all the english alphabets so that for each row and column i
can have a partiulcar value like a
Amit wrote:
>Hello all,
> I am a newbee in perl. Just wanted some guidance so as to how to
implement multidimensional arrays in perl. I have >to create an 2-d array
with 26*26 of all the english alphabets so that for each row and column i can
have a partiulcar >value like a to a =1
>b
