You missed one:) 

C:\test>perl -le"@a=1..10; print for @a"

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I find the number of times I don't want a newline after a print to be very much smaller than the number of times I do, so most of my scripts have the -l switch on the shebang line. I find it easier to disable it on the rarer occasions when I don't want it. 

{
    local $\; 
    print for @a;
}

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In reply to Re: Re: list array by BrowserUk
in thread list array by skyler

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