Splitting an ARRAY in Perl

Your information is in a variable you named $jiji

$jiji="London||Paris||Tokyo||";

You decide to name your ARRAY koko

@koko=split(/\|\|/, $jiji);

@koko now contains London Paris and Tokyo without the vertical bars.

You can access them with the following variables:
$koko[0] now equals London
$koko[1] now equals Paris
$koko[2] now equals Tokyo


print "$koko[0]";

Will print:
London


Another example:

The information you need is in a variable named $huhu

$huhu="London-Paris-Tokyo-";

You decide to name your ARRAY gy because it's easy to type

@gy=split(/-/, $huhu);

@gy now contains London Paris and Tokyo without the dashes.

You can access them with the following variables:
$gy[0] now equals London
$gy[1] now equals Paris
$gy[2] now equals Tokyo


print "$gy[1]";

Will print:
Paris


Copy and Paste Perl Script:

#!/usr/bin/perl

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

$huhu="London-Paris-Tokyo-";

@gy=split(/-/, $huhu);

print "$gy[1]";

exit;


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