Basically, I have a set of scores that will be pushed into an array each time the program loops (i.e. the person says they want to play again) This is my code so far: 
 

print "Your final score is: $score_total\n\n"; # score organiser. 
print "Please enter your initials for the high score table: \n"; 
chomp (my $initial_add = <STDIN>); 
my @initials_array = (); 
push (@initials_array, $initial_add); 
my @score_array = ($score_total); 
push (@score_array, $score_total); 
print "Name = $initials_array[0]\tScore = $score_array[0]\n"; 

print "Initials \t Score \n";

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It is worth noting that the variable $score_total is the score from an earlier bit of code, every time this bit finishes and the $score_total is pushed into @score_array, the $score_total gets intialized to 0 again so a new score can be added. How can I go about putting this in a high scores table that is displayed as the above code part : print "Name = $initials_array[0]\tScore = $score_array[0]\n"; I want it to add the scores each time the game is played so that the high scores table gets more populated. THANKS IF ANYONE CAN HELP!!

In reply to Making a dynamic high scores table by chickenlips

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