My only vision of the things here ( and I am a Perl noob) is that pop @ar0,1 is possible by poping index1 and index0 sequentially, the problem with pop @ar0..3 is that you try to pop a list probably, that`s my assumption tho, it may be completely wrong. The problem with pop is more verbal than system, it`s hard for us humans to read than the compiler to turn to 0s and 1s, when I say: 

pop($storage[0]);

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I actually want a scalar variable, but I have to know that $storage[0] is a index to an array from which I`ll pop something. It`s tricky and definitely not a noob-friendly, so noobs like me should read Perl books 2 times more cautiously.

In reply to Re^3: What I am missing here by heatblazer
in thread What I am missing here by heatblazer

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