I'm sure there is a pretty solution with map but ...

I'm not sure about pretty but it is fairly straightforward.

In your code, as well as the slightly dubious use of sprintf, I wonder why you trample over @Portal_Name and use two for loops when you could have done a print (or even a printf if you insist) in the first loop.

use strict;
use warnings;

my @Code = qw{ 404 408 }; 
my @Portal_Name = qw{ http://software.com http://yahoo.com }; 
my @Text = ( q{Not found}, q{Request Timeout} );

print
   map { qq{$Code[$_] $Portal_Name[$_] $Text[$_]\n} }
   0 .. $#Portal_Name;

[download]

The output.

404 http://software.com Not found
408 http://yahoo.com Request Timeout

[download]

I hope this is of interest.

Cheers,

JohnGG

In reply to Re^2: Array function to concatenate by johngg
in thread Array function to concatenate by gowrisub

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