Here is my newbie dilemma!
I am familiar, or at least I can figure out the idea behind splitting, but not enough to be able to do it from a loaded array.
I understand if you have a variable say $new that has "I am new" you can split $new by the whitespace.
What I haven't been able to do is load in a FH that I created and split the array. I am guessing I would need a while or a foreach loop, but not really sure of the logic behind it.
I was thinking a foreach on the array would work but...well obviously I am slightly lost. 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;

my $l;
my @l;

open (FH3, ">lessons.txt");
print FH3 "Perl*Lesson1\nPerl*Lesson2\nPerl*Lesson3\nJava*Lesson1\nJav
+a*Lesson2\nJava*Lesson3\nPHP*Lesson1\nPHP*Lesson2\nPHP*Lesson3\n";

$l="lessons.txt";
open(FH3, $l) || die("Could not open file!");
@l=<FH3>;
print "@l";

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In reply to Splitting an array loaded from a file handle. by trenchwar

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