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The 0 ot 1 debate aside, in this instance indices can easily be avoided. Whether its the right thing to do, depends on the application I guess. I would probably use your version rather than this one.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; my @firstnames = qw(john jacob jingle heimer smitz); my @lastnames = qw(brown black gray greene purple); my @fullnames; for (@firstnames) { my $lastname = shift @lastnames; # get lastname push @lastnames, $lastname; # put back at the other end push(@fullnames, $_ . " " . $lastname ); } print "$_\n" foreach (@fullnames);

Well It's better than the Abottoire, but Yorkshire!

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