Perl Tutorial 5 - Arrays: push, pop, shift, unshift

[esayward]

perl videos at a url that is a php script.. nice... WTF?

[bermnz]

@esayward A php script that reads a perl script - now thats clever!

[yourpalcliffy]

does the first line "Content-type" of any value to the script... or its just for info to the output...

[bermnz]

@yourpalcliffy You need it for printing out output but don't need it sometimes.

[r0llskyay0]

@bermnz

the "Content type" line is only necessary when you are using cgi.pm i think, you only need it when you are making web pages. thats part of the header for an html page.

[ddluong]

could you post a video of file handling and sorting please??????

[MrChiru1981]

I am a performance testing engineer. How will perl scripting help me develop in performance engineering. Please suggest.

[xxSwAmPxx]

Thank you sir. I was looking for a "pop" function... this tutorial helps me a lot!

[bermnz]

@xxSwAmPxx U r welcome.

[hrusikesh098]

What happened to your other vedioes.

Why it is showing private????

[EGuYPT]

why should be three??

[onix9009]

so a array is just the same as righting, print, $, pop, push thay all seem to do the same thing

[beanturd13]

good stuff, thanks:)

[Dieromantic777]

You sir, are my hero

[Duff0549]

thanks

[spider853]

is there a function in perl that delete a item on an index in array? (not just last)

i know how to make a function like this but i want to know if there are a build-in function because it should be faster.

[stepheys]

Use: 1) splice function to delete index(google a bit to know more). 2) If you need to remove just one index, use the following: [@array = grep { $_ != $toremove } @array;] 3)"undef @array[n]" undefines the "value" of index n [Note: size of the array i.e.,scalar(@array) will still remain same]

[spider853]

thanks man :)

[ipherca]

your videos are awesome man, All I could ever grasp was C++ and C# perl is amazing man, thanks.

[underlinedname]

hey love your work, but when i try and install active perl, a pop up comes up stopping me, can you please help?

[bermnz]

Its probably something to do with your computer maybe?

[Dyygn]

NOTE

Most people Use x86 version of windows unless you know you installed x64

[icecoolharsh]

i agree, I had the same issue. so I used x86 MSI

[rubelcool]

ur videos r simply awesome n easy to understand that i actually get to learn something so far ...its like one of my dreams comes true ...i just love perl ...i have experience doing c n java programming but the i always wanted to try something new like perl ...i also like the coding style of perl ...pretty simple n easily understandable so far unlike c or java ...so thnx again for these treasures n sharing ur knowledge with us ...q:-{D>

[bermnz]

Cool, your welcome!

[preben01]

I see that you videos dont have many views, but dont let that discourage you. These videos are seriously gold for me, as im learning perl. Dont stop making movies, they are frekki'n awesome!

[bermnz]

Your welcome.

[ratkumchase101]

Thanks a million times, you're truly the

BEST OF THE BEST

god bless you

cheers