I am having "newbie" trouble getting my head around scalar and list contexts. The code below is returning scalar and I was hoping it wouldn't. Is it obvious what I am doing wrong? 
foreach $y(@shows_to_find)
        {$show_nzb_d = $nzb_url.$y.$amp.$cat_id.$amp.$api_username_url
+.$api_username.$amp.$api_key_url.$api_key;
        
        
        @dl_nzb = push(@dl_nzb,$show_nzb_d);
        #Remove next 2 lines - just for testing
                print $dl_nzb[1];
        print "$show_nzb_d"."<br />";
                    
        
        }

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So when I print second element of the dl_nzb list I get a numeric value instead of the value.

In reply to Scalar result from array by packetstormer

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