Re: Problems printing contents of array

[kutsu]

Where do you define the array and assign to it because print "@s340Strings"; should work. Though if you want the contents of an array (an @array used in $scalar location will print the length of the array) then you want a for/foreach statement - like print for @s340Strings;

Update: Interesting I've never run into that before, that actually would help quite a bit. Thanks!

[Roy Johnson]

Putting an array in double quotes does not impose scalar context on the array; it does an implicit call to join using $" (default is a space) as the separator. Without the double quotes, print would print the contents using $, (default is empty string) as a separator.

[cchampion]

an @array used in $scalar location will print the length of the array

True, but this isn't the case.

perl -le '@A=qw(a b c d); print "@A"'
a b c d