Sirs,

Please be patient with me I am new in Perl and programming.
How I can modify my code below: 
my @num  = qw (1 2 3 4 5);
my @alp  = qw (A B C D E);

# these two arrays always come in same size

foreach my $num (@num){
   foreach my $alp(@alp){
           print "$num-$alp\n";

   }
}

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To simply print just: 
1-A
2-B
3-C
4-D
5-E

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So I want them to each element from each array printed in concordance respective to their position. If possible I want to keep it as 'foreach' structure, so it allows me to apply it to more complex array structure (array of array).

Thanks so much.
Eddie.

In reply to Concordance Printing of Two Arrays by Anonymous Monk

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