Hi shakehands,
i am new perl use
Welcome to the World... :).
i want to get... No problems, you will need to show us what you have done. Please read How do I post a question effectively?.
Apparently, from your request what you wanted from the array is:

  1. You want to get values that are divisible by 2, but greater than 2 itself
  2. All the numbers greater than 3.
So, the question is how would you do that?
Hope this helps

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In reply to Re: get the peak values with perl by 2teez
in thread get the peak values with perl by shakehands

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