Dear Perl experts,
I need a better way to display some information.
@names contains NameA, NameB, NameC, and NameD.
@ages contains 353, 32, 2356, and 75.
@sizes contains 44, 212, 32, and 328.
@scores contain 900, 128, 99, and 1000.
If the first element of each array go with each other, as do the second, third, and so on, is there a way to print an output like: 

======================================================================
+==============
Name                      Age                         Size            
+        Score
======================================================================
+==============

NameA                     353                           44            
+          900 

NameBCG                    32                          212            
+          128

NameC                    2356                           32            
+           99

NameD                      75                          328            
+         1000

======================================================================
+==============

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I know how to do this for the most part; it's just the alignment of values that I'm not familiar how to do ( I want to make the rightmost character in each column line up). Since the names and values may be of different lengths, I run into difficulties trying to make organized outputs like this. Is there a way to print an output in this fashion?
Thanks for any help.

In reply to Aligning Text by Dr.Avocado

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