Please use more words when asking a question, and describe what you want to happen, and how its different from what it happens

As your question is written I cannot determine what you're asking

So I offer you this (dd does printing)
codeoutput
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict; use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw/ dd /;

my @feet = qw/ left right /;
my @shoes = qw/ loader sneaker boot /;
my @things;
dd { feet => \@feet, shoes => \@shoes, things => \@_ };




push @shoes, qw/ slippers /;
dd { feet => \@feet, shoes => \@shoes, things => \@_ };




push @things, \@feet, \@shoes;
dd { feet => \@feet, shoes => \@shoes, things => \@_ };

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{
  feet   => ["left", "right"],
  shoes  => ["loader", "sneaker", "boot"],
  things => [],
}

{
  feet   => ["left", "right"],
  shoes  => ["loader", "sneaker", "boot", "slippers"],
  things => [],
}



{
  feet   => ["left", "right"],
  shoes  => ["loader", "sneaker", "boot", "slippers"],
  things => [],
}

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Also please read perlintro and use Basic debugging checklist (among others)

In reply to Re: how to push single array? by Anonymous Monk
in thread how to push single array? by virudinesh

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