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Perl » Array » Multidimensional Arrays

A three-dimensional array


    



@array =

(

    [

        ["apple", "orange"],

        ["ham", "chicken"],

    ],



    [

        ["tomatoes", "sprouts", "potatoes"],

        ["asparagus", "corn", "peas"],

    ],

);



print $array[1][1][1];

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