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Here's an array of (anonymous) arrays

use strict;
use warnings;

my $lang = 0;

my @name = (qw/name nombre/);
my @color = (
             [qw/red yellow blue/],
             [qw/rojo amarillo azul/],
             );


print "$name[$lang]\n";
print "$color[$lang][2]\n";
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-Daruma

In reply to Re: Do I need an array within an array by Daruma
in thread Do I need an array within an array by meetn2veg

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