Re: printing arrays

[Arunbear]

in reply to printing arrays

Assuming there are as many ids as names:

use strict;
use warnings;

my @ids = (123, 456, 789);
my @names = qw(Smith Doe Allen);

foreach my $i (0 .. $#ids) {
    print "$ids[$i] $names[$i]\n";
}

[kdj]

You actually wouldn't want the \n on the end of

     print "$ids[$i] $names[$i]\n";

That would only print one id/name combination per line, and (s)he wants the entire contents of both arrays on one line. Replace the \n with a space and it should work.

[Spooky]

..thanks kdj - have a good new year's eve..

[Spooky]

..thanks for the input - have a safe new year's eve!