Try passing Array REFERENCES, instead of arrays, as parameter.

Passing arrays confuses the receiving sub parameters, when it tries to decode the contents of @_.

Obviously, you will need to modify the called sub as well, to receive the array reference(s) properly. 

sub Ref_receiver{
 my ($ref1,$ref2)=@_; # What we get are SCALARs, each of which is a re
+ference to an array
   print $ref1->[0]; # prints 33
}

my (@x,@y);
$x[0]=33;
Ref_receiver (\@x, \@y); # Pass REFERENCES to the arrays @x, @y

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In reply to Re: Module Creation and Function Call by NetWallah
in thread Module Creation and Function Call by girish_01

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