Add to the Beginning of an Array with Unshift in Perl

@ko="Hello";

unshift(@ko, "Hi");

print @ko;


Which Prints:
HiHello


-We created an array and named it ko because we like typing shorter names more than long ones.
-We stored Hello in our array.
-We used Perl's built-in unshift function to add to the beginning of our array.
-We put the thing to be unshifted (or added) in quotation marks.
-We used Perl's built-in print function.


Copy and Paste Perl Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

@ko="Hello";
unshift(@ko, "Hi");

print @ko;

exit;



Resources:
Add to End of an Array with Push in Perl
Create or Put Items into an Array in Perl
Use the Perl PRINT FUNCTION



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