in reply to Appending strings from one array onto strings of another

And here are my 2 Euro-Cent 
@z=map{$_.$d[-1+push@d,shift@d]}@z;

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Update: One can use a side-effect and avoid the assignment of an array: 
map{$_.=$d[-1+push@d,shift@d]}@z;

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Re: Re: Appending one array onto another
by sauoq (Abbot) on Jun 10, 2003 at 09:33 UTC

    And using aliasing to our advantage but avoiding map in void context yields 

    $_ .= $d[-1 + push @d, shift @d] for @z;

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    I'm not convinced that it's at all better than the first one in the OP though. This is a bit obscure for no really good reason. 

    -sauoq
"My two cents aren't worth a dime.";
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[d/l]
      I like that one!

      It's obscure, yes. But not for "no really good reason" but for avoiding an aditional variable. But now as I think of it ;-) Okay: It's no really good reasone. Maybe I should think about my taking part in perl-minigolf and obfuscation.

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