Yes a form of encryption is the final result, this is just a step but the idea is to use a sentence determind by <> and push each word into an array. @numbers2 is in a random order because i want it to be, on my computer there are 26 random lists like @numbers2 to be used to switch out ID's. Because if someone knew the 6 digits where positions of a word in the language, they could just get their own list and count till they found the word. The purpose of the random @numbers2 is to switch the 6 digit keys that represent position with othe random 6 digit keys. So far i have been thinking about and am thinking of making a hash where keys are numbers (0..$#numbers2) and values are @numbers 2 so that when i give it position 0 (for the word "a" it will return a random number such as 300460 etc. Your right when i go back and optimize this i may well just make @words a %hash

In reply to Re^2: Using Positions from one array to find the value in the same position of another. by RuZombieSlayer
in thread Using Positions from one array to find the value in the same position of another. by RuZombieSlayer

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