Hello wise monks,
please, look at this sample code.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my %pets;
my $color;
$color="black";
$pets{$color}=\[];
push @${$pets{$color}},"cat";
push @${$pets{$color}},"dog";
$color="while";
$pets{$color}=\[];
push @${$pets{$color}},"rat";
push @${$pets{$color}},"bat";
foreach my $p (values %pets) {
print "$p\n";
#^^^this is ref to ref to array?
print "$$p\n";
#^^^this is ref to array
print "@$$p\n\n";
#^^^this is array
}
and output:
push @${$pets{$color}},"rat";
REF(0x815c4d0)
ARRAY(0x815c4e8)
rat bat
REF(0x812ed0c)
ARRAY(0x812ed48)
cat dog
@$$p looks very strange.
why I can't use @$p.
why $p is ref to ref to array (or maybe is not?) not just ref to array?
I don't understand this. Could anybody help me?
stay in peace
Lukasz
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