I am trying to take a list (@list) and split it up into an array of 38 arrays each contains 38 values from my @list, they are already in order it just has to step through and get the data. moving it from @list to my 2d array @temp as it goes here is the code for the sub i am using 


use strict;
use warnings;

sub sortList{
        
        my @temp ;
        my (@list) = @_;

        my $j;
        my $count = 0;
        for (my $i =0; $i< 38; $i += 1){
                for ( $j=0; $j<38; $j+= 1){

                    push (@{$temp[$i]}, $list[$count]);
                        $count += 1;

                }

        }
        return  @temp;
}

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rather than getting the values in my my output i am getting a list of array reference numbers not sure why. This is my first time using a 2D array any wisdom would be appreciated

In reply to 2D arrays by Anonymous Monk

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