Hello,

I've tried to use push() on array, but program tells me an error. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my @numbers = 6 .. 9;
my @odd = ( 1, 5, 3 );
my @even = ( 4, 10 );

$\ = $/; $, = ' ';

map { print( ( $_ % 2 ? @odd : @even ), "+$_" ) } @numbers;
map { push( ( $_ % 2 ? @odd : @even ), "+$_" ) } @numbers;

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OUTPUT: 
4 10 +6
1 5 3 +7
4 10 +8
1 5 3 +9
Not an ARRAY reference at ./push_fail.pl line 13.

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How can I correctly push using "?:" operator?

In reply to array push fails by rsFalse

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