I'm not sure I understood everything, but you can use splice to shift more than one element from an array.
while (my @section = splice @vidids, 0, 50) { my $idees = join ',', @section; my $uri = "https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos" . "?part=items(viewCount)&id=$idees&key=$API_KEY"; my $result = get($uri); my $json = decode_json($result); push @counts, map $_->{viewCount}, @{ $json->{items} }; }

Update: If you don't want to destroy the array, you can use an index:

while ($from <= $#vidids) { my @section = @vidids[ $from .. $to ]; my $idees = join ',', @section; my $uri = "https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos" . "?part=items(viewCount)&id=$idees&key=$API_KEY"; my $result = get($uri); my $json = decode_json($result); push @counts, map $_->{viewCount}, @{ $json->{items} }; } continue { $from += 50; $to = $from + 50; $to = $#vidids if $to > $#vidids; }

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In reply to Re: Next 50 array elements during each loop? by choroba
in thread Next 50 array elements during each loop? by Bman70

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