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The sigil to use is the type being returned.

$foo # Scalar $foo[$i] # Array element, a scalar $foo{$k} # Hash element, a scalar @foo # Array contents, a list of scalar values @foo[$i, $j] # Array slice, a list of scalar values @foo{$k1, $k2} # Hash slice, a list of scalar values %foo # Hash contents, a list of key-value pairs

$foo[EXPR] and @foo[EXPR] differ in the context in which EXPR is evaluated, and they differ in the number of scalars they can return.


In reply to Re: Scalar value @scores_sorted[$i] better written as $scores_sorted[$i] by ikegami
in thread Scalar value @scores_sorted[$i] better written as $scores_sorted[$i] by filesurfer

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