On Feb 20, Robert Citek said:
> perl -e '@f=(1..10); print @f[1..$#{@f}-1], "\n"; '
I stay away from $#array (your $#{@f} can be just $#f).
print @f[1 .. @f-2];
That has the "added benefit" of matching up with the numbers you'd like to
use anyway:
> perl -e '@f=(1..10); print @f[1..-2], "\n"; '
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