Hello PerlMonks I am using a foreach loop to send commands to a command line of a device, I would then like to push that command into an array for storage at which the next command would be issued and then stored to the end of the array etc etc....so that I can use these values later. any idea how to do this when the commands are defined as a local my variable within the foreach loop? hope this makes sense? 
foreach my $command1 (@commands){
     48 chomp $command1;
     49 
     50 $command_run = $ssh->exec($command1);
     51 
     52 print $command_run;
     53 my @commands_run = ();   
     54 push (@commands_run, $command_run);  -- want to push commands 
+issued into the @commands_run array.
     55 
     56 }
     57 #print @commands_run;

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