judging from his few other writeups, it always sounds like "I need to have that done. Do it for me! ...oh no! I need it done like this, not like that".

Nashkab, I don't just want to blame you. I'd like to recommend you to really try hard yourself because this is what will bring you further. You remember better what you created than what other people created. You can also learn a lot from your mistakes. You don't see those if you just prompt other people around for spitting out the correct code for you.

...looking forward to providing some Perl help when you'll _really_ get stuck after _really_ trying.

In reply to Re^2: Difference Between Two array by erik
in thread Difference Between Two array by nashkab

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