I have a question in assigning value to the array elements which inturn a scalar variable.

my $first = ''; my $second = ''; my $third = ''; my $fourth = ''; my $
+fifth = ''; my $sixth = '';

my @vars = ('$first', '$second', '$third', '$fourth', '$fifth', '$sixt
+h');
          
my @aarr = ('<chap', '<book', '<isb');    

        for (@aarr)
    {
        $vars[$i] = $_;
        $i++;
            
    }


    print "$first\t$second\t$third\n";

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Whether it is possible or not?

updated

Expected output:
<chap <book <isb

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Regards,
Anniyan
(CREATED in HELL by DEVIL to s|EVILS|GOODS|g in WORLD)

In reply to Assigning value to the array elements by anniyan

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