I am trying to implement logic to devise a cyclic array.
A hypothetical use case is as follows :
array_1 = ("tom","harry","diana","nick","sally","henry")
array_2 = ("play()","eat()","sleep()")
The first element in array_1 calls the first function in array_2 i.e. "tom" calls function "play()".Likewise.
The 4th element in array_1 should backtrack to the first elementof array_2 i.e "nick" calls function "play()".Continue the cycle.
Both arrays can have any number of elements with the condition size of array_1 always > saize of array2.
Imput for the above is appreciated! Thanks in advance!

In reply to Implementing a cyclic array by perlpal

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