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#change: foreach my $wild (@wilds) { ... my $wild = join("", @good_wilds); $find =~ s/([$wild])/<font color=red>$1<\/font>/g; print "$find\n";
my %hash = ( 1 => ["apple"], 2 => ["melon", "grape"], ... #or possibly my @array = (["apple"], ["melon", "grape"], ["pear", "orange"]); print "Level ", ++$_, "\n@{$array[$_]}\n\n" for 0 .. $#array;
my $foo = Foo::Bar->new(name => 'blah', system => 'linux'); ... ###possibly several more steps to test other options here return $self; }
first script: my %hash; ... $field{$_} = $cgi->param($_) for %fields; #or %fields = $cgi->Vars;
sub main { use Data::Dumper; ... <p>Content: <TMPL_VAR content></p> <p>ID: <TMPL_VAR id></p> </TMPL_LOOP>
#didn't answer the question but really cool: # $sql=sprintf "select * from table where %s", join " and", ... } $where .= ")"; print "$where\n";
<html> <head> ... <body> </body> </html>
C++ stuff vector.h ... array.push_back(c); } std::cout<<array.size()<<std::endl;
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