Hey guys, I was trying to create in a 2-D array in my hash tag(well, it's kinda like a 3-D I guess).. When I tried to initialize it, I did something like: 

my @array=();            
$exonHash{$exonNumber}=\@array;  #exonHash is the hashtag
my @twoD_array0=();
my @twoD_array1=();
my @twoD_array2=();
my @twoD_array3=();
my @twoD_array4=();

                    $array[0]=\@twoD_array0;
                    $array[1]=\@twoD_array1;
                    $array[2]=\@twoD_array2;
                    $array[3]=\@twoD_array3;
                    $array[4]=\@twoD_array4;

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and when I push stuff into the array, I did: 
push(@{$exonHash{$exonNumber}}[1], $q1);
                push(@{$exonHash{$exonNumber}}[2], $med);
                push(@{$exonHash{$exonNumber}}[3], $q3);
                push(@{$exonHash{$exonNumber}}[4], $max);

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It works in windows IDE, but out of no reason, after I upload it to linux, it gives error as Type of arg 1 to push must be array (not array slice) at average.pl line 86, near "$min)", which is saying the arrays are invalid. Do I have better ways to initialize arrays like this or did I make a mistake somewhere? Thank you very much.

In reply to 2D array in Perl by Perl_ca_user

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