#how to print one by one continuously in full array

  my $counter = 0;
  
  foreach my $array (@stuff){
     print "ARRAY [ ", $counter++ ," ]: ";
     foreach my $data (@$array){
          print $data,' ';
     }
      print $/;
  }

  #OR 
  
 print join " ", map{@$_} @stuff[0..$#stuff];

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but i want to print randomly how?
You should be able to do that now, however, don't forget the function rand

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In reply to Re: how to print continuously in array of array? by 2teez
in thread how to print continuously in array of array? by virudinesh

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