Dear Monks, I have 2 multi dimensional arrays @array1 and @array2. @array1 and @array2 have elements in the form, 
$VAR1 = ['1,v,3,4'];
$VAR2 = ['3,v,4,t'];
...
...
$VARn = ['3,8,0,7'];

$VAR1 = ['7,po,0'];

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@array1 and @array2 have the same number of rows but different columns. How can I access each row of both the arrays simultaneously. I want to print $VAR1 of @array1 and $VAR1 of @array2 on the same line. display as eg. 1,v,3,4,7,po,0. This is how I have saved my data into @array1 
while (<$fh>){
            last if /^\s*$/;
            my @data= split(/\s+/,$_);
            @data = join (",",@data);
            push @array1, [@data];
            }

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This is how I have been accessing elements of 1 2D array 
foreach my $x (@array1) {
            foreach my $y (@$x) {
                print $fout1 $y,"\n";
                }
            }

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Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

In reply to Accessing 2 multidimensional arrays simultaneously by Ppeoc

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