I've read that monks avoid indexing into an array.
I think that's a mis-perception. Monks avoid iterating over array indexes simply to index it later on. So instead of
for (my $i = 0; $i < @array; $i++) { use $array[$i] here }
They write
for my $a (@array) { use $a directly here }
But there is absolutely no reason to avoid array indexing in general.
Should I be concerned about declaring my variables inside a while loop?
No.
In reply to Re: shift v. indexing into an array
by moritz
in thread shift v. indexing into an array
by 7stud
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