use strict;
use warnings;

my @stuff = (0,1, undef);

for (0..3)
{
    print "Element $_ : " . 
    (!exists ($stuff[$_]) ? 'Does not exist' :
    !defined ($stuff[$_]) ? 'is Undef' :
    "is '$stuff[$_]'")
    . "\n";    
}

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Gives: 
>perl test.pl
Element 0 : is '0'
Element 1 : is '1'
Element 2 : is Undef
Element 3 : Does not exist

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In reply to Re: Like in hashes, do we have something like exists in arrays as well. by SuicideJunkie
in thread Like in hashes, do we have something like exists in arrays as well. by rmalhotra

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