Here is the iterator approach. ( N at a time) 
use List::MoreUtils qw(natatime);

my @myArray = (1..100);
my @myMainArray = ();
my $chunkSize = 5;

my $iterator = natatime $chunkSize, @myArray;
while(my @values = $iterator->()){
  push @myMainArray, [@values];
}
foreach  (@myMainArray){
  my @smallArray = @{$_};
  print "@smallArray\n";
}

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Here is a 'hacked' approach using 'part'. 
use List::MoreUtils qw(part);
@array = (1..100);
$i = -0.1;
@parts = part { $i += 0.2   }  @array;

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--Artist

In reply to Re: how to seperate array after a certain number of elements? by artist
in thread how to seperate array after a certain number of elements? by adrive

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