I'm redoing my bowling averages program using multidimensional arrays to make it shorter. However, I can't get this one section to work out. I can't figure out how to express it. $k is supposed to have 3 values, $j is supposed to have 3 values, and $i is supposed to have 4 values. But... I can't get the loop to work with $i in there, but it's integral to the equation. 
until($k==2){
    @averages[$k]=int((@scores[$i][$j]+@scores[$i][$j+1]+@scores[$i][$
+j+2]+@scores[$i][$j+3])/3);
    $i++;
    $j++;
    $k++;
}

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Any suggestions? Thanks.

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