I'm trying to create a 3 dimensional array

I've done two dimensionals.. (just a snipit for printing it) 

 @nine = (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8);
foreach $row (@nine) {
    foreach $column (@nine) {
        print "$matrix[$row][$column]";
    }
    print "\n";
}

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But the three dimensionals seem beyond me. This piece is supposed to pull items off of some input $_ one buy one and push them one by one to a different array (thats inside of an array called column, thats inside of an array called row)

I had the two dimensional version pulling one by one off of $_ and assigning them to the elements in $matrix$row$column and that worked fine.

 foreach $row(@nine) {
    foreach $column(@nine) {
        s/\d//;
        push(@matrix[$row][$column], $&);
        }
}

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Basically I want a 9 by 9 matrix that hold an array instead of just a scaler.

I can implement the array I want well enough the long way.. But as you see in my horrible code, I don't have the knowledge required to reference it.

Oh please, mighty perl monks, lend me your knowledge so that I might continue on my perl journey

In reply to Multi-dimensional arrays... by nothign

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