Dear Perl Monks, I have a problem in parsing the array.. for e.g, my array = {PSTR[0], PSTR[1], PSTR[2],PSTR[3],PSTR[4],PSTW[0],PSTW[1],PSTW[2],PSTW[3],PSTW[4],PWWD[3],PWWD[2],PWWD[1],PWWD[0]}; i would like to parse this array and get the all PSTR's PWTW's and PWWD's together and find the which is the first and last element of PSTR's, PSTW's and PWWD's Thanks in advance,

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