looks like i need help from the monks again :(
is there a function out there for perl array that enables me to split my array like every 5 elements? say like.. 

my @myArray = (1..100);
my @myMainArray = ();
my $c = 1;


foreach (@myArray){

 if(c++ = 5){
  
   #1.some splitting occurs and assign to a 5 element array
   #2.push 5 element array into main array
   #3.reset
   
   c = 1; 
 }

}

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then at the end i'll be able to construct a nested loop that could extract them out like 

 my @myArrayResult = @myMainArray;

 foreach my $o(@myArrayResult){
  
  foreach my $i($o){
    #print out
  }  

 }

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In reply to how to seperate array after a certain number of elements? by adrive

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