For what it's worth, I was the one who asked that your first attempt to post this question be deleted. It's incoherent, you show no effort of your own, and you are trying to cheat on your school work. Well, that's three things I don't like, and I'm glad someone finally approved your question so that you can understand why no one on this board will answer it -- and so you won't continue to post the same question or look to PerlMonks as a source of freebies.

For starters, learn learn how to ask questions. I'll forgive the Engrish for now. But it helps to attempt to speak the native tongue of the forum as well. And, of course, do some work of your own!

In reply to Re: Matrix by flyingmoose
in thread Matrix by Anonymous Monk

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