Monks, I would like to know how I can print this multidimensional array all on one line: 
print "START: Interface report on $hostname\n";
for(my $i = 0; $i <= $#dat; $i++){
   # $#dat gives the highest index from the array
   for(my $j = 0; $j <= $#dat ; $j++){
      print "$dat[$i][$j] ";
   }
   print "\n";
}

print "END: Interface report on $hostname\n";

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Currently show this output: 
START: Interface report on nodename
hme0 UP   
  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
hme1 UP   
  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
END: Interface report on nodename

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I would just like for the entire hme0 UP with IP and hostname all on one line.... here is where I push the data: 
push @dat, [ $interface_name, $ifstatus ] ;
then later...
$dat[$ip_count][2]=$ipaddr;

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Thanks...

In reply to multidimensional array printing by chanslor

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