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Re: What way to weigh an AoA?

by davidrw (Prior)
on May 17, 2006 at 00:35 UTC ( [id://549924]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to What way to weigh an AoA?

0..$$#user seems to go far higher than I'm expecting
I think you're looking for just 0 .. $#$user


As a side note/excercise, try Dumper'ing out the results if you change it to be:
my $users = $db_ref->selectall_arrayref("SELECT last_name, first_name +from user", {Slice=>{}}) or die "$!\n";
You might prefer (hash keys are much more meaningful to read than array indices) the way this then looks:
printf "%s, %s\n", $user->[$_]->{last_name}, $user->[$_]->{first_name} + for 0..5; printf "%s, %s\n", @{$user->[$_]}{ qw/last_name first_name/ } for 0..5 +; # using a hash slice # or, if going through all rows: printf "%s, %s\n", $_->{last_name}, $_->{first_name} for @$user; printf "%s, %s\n", @{$_}{ qw/last_name first_name/ } for @$user;

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