Bruno Veldeman wrote: > > And another thing: > > print $dirs[$#dirs]; @list = ('one', 'two', 'three', 'four'); print $#list; the output would be 3 $#somelist returns the last element number of an array. note this is the element number, which starts at 0. to get the number of variables in the array, use scalar(): print "$#list\n"; print scalar(@list); would return 3 4
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