Hi Monks,
Below is my piece of code,there are 2 perl scripts here. In define.pl I am declaring two arrays and then referencing them. Then I am passing these as a parameter to another perl script print.pl to print after de-referencing it

On running define.pl nothing is getting printed

File 1: Define.pl
use warnings;

@array1=(1..3);
@array2=(4..6);

$ref_array1=\@array1;
$ref_array2=\@array2;

system("print.pl",$ref_array1,$ref_array2);

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Print.pl
use warnings;
($ref_arr1,$ref_arr2)=@ARGV;

print @$ref_arr1;
print @$ref_arr2;

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Can anyone please help me on this?

In reply to De-Reference an array by Ankit.11nov

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