June 2005
Beginner
480 pages
10h 31m
English
In the following section, we will discuss a set of array functions that make several powerful data structures possible in Perl.
Until now, lists (and arrays) have been presented as linear arrangements of data with indexes that make it possible to access each element, as shown here:

Use your imagination for a moment and imagine the array elements piled up vertically with the element having the highest index at the top, as shown here:

Notice that there are no index numbers in this figure. The reason is that ...
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