On Oct 17, Nandita Mullapudi said:
> I have a list of elements- and for every element in the
>list, I want to carry out an operation with the previous
>element or the next one, as the case might be, how do I tell
>perl to look at the previous element?
I'd just do something like:
my $last = un
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 10:13 AM, Nandita Mullapudi wrote:
I have a list of elements- and for every element in the
list, I want to carry out an operation with the previous
element or the next one, as the case might be, how do I tell
perl to look at the previous element?
I like:
for (my
Nandita Mullapudi wrote:
>
> I have a list of elements- and for every element in the
> list, I want to carry out an operation with the previous
> element or the next one, as the case might be, how do I tell
> perl to look at the previous element?
Ni Nandita.
This isn't straightforward in Perl.
I have a list of elements- and for every element in the
list, I want to carry out an operation with the previous
element or the next one, as the case might be, how do I tell
perl to look at the previous element?
t.i.a
-Nandita
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