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fun++

You could use qw to cut down on typing and reduce clutter:

my @puzzle =
(
    [qw(r e l a e d b y)],
    [qw(e s c r e e n t)],
    [qw(m i o e i s h l)],
    [qw(i s l a t e r a)],
    [qw(t n u r c n n u)],
    [qw(r g m u a i h s)],
    [qw(o u b m t h a a)],
    [qw(m e o a n c c c)]
);
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our @end = undef;

In this case, you could use my instead of our, and there is no need for undef

my @end;
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In reply to Re: A Semi-automatic word search solver by toolic
in thread A Semi-automatic word search solver by The Hindmost

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