Is there the equivalent of $. ($INPUT_LINE_NUMBER) for lists or arrays that can be used in a map or foreach construct, e.g.
my @f = ('%s', '%.2f', '%u','%d');
my @d = ('my string', '123456.54321' ,'1234.4321' , '1234');
my @D = map { sprintf($f[$LIST_INDEX], $_) } @d;
print @D,"\n";
I would like something like $LIST_INDEX to exist. Is there an alternative concise way of doing what I would like to do?
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