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Join will compile an array into a scalar. Using the array example above, '''@messages''', the following code will generate the string "Hello world!\n, I like perl!\n" as a scalar: | Join will compile an array into a scalar. Using the array example above, '''@messages''', the following code will generate the string "Hello world!\n, I like perl!\n" as a scalar: | ||
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Perl > Basics > Variables and data types > Join
Join will compile an array into a scalar. Using the array example above, @messages, the following code will generate the string "Hello world!\n, I like perl!\n" as a scalar:
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<syntaxhighlight lang="perl">my @messages = ("Hello world!\n","I like perl!\n"); my $joined_message = join(", ",@messages); print $joined_message;</syntaxhighlight> |
