greeting monks..I'm new in programming also new in perl..i'm trying to fetch the page using WWW::Mechanize with multiple page by using for loop, but i cant stored/gathered the link..how this can be done??

for $cnt (1..3){
            my $url = "http://www.foo.com/p/$cnt";

            


            $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new();
            $mech->get($url) or die "no such url";
            @link{$cnt} = $mech->find_all_links(tag => "a", class => "
+foo") or die "can't find link";

            @link = @link{$cnt};

            $linksize = scalar @link;
        $hlink = "got $linksize :\n";

        print $hlink;
        $linkurl .= $_->url . "\n" for @link;
        print $linkurl;

            }

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thank in advance

**sorry if my query is not clear..i'm newbies in perlmonks...if there more info needed pls let me know..

In reply to how to store link array in for loop with WWW::Mechanize by haiihh

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