Write a FOREACH LOOP in Perl

Your variable $huhu has three cities

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

You store the split pieces into your new array @gy

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

You get those pieces by using FOREACH to loop over your array @gy

foreach $gy(@gy) {
print "$gy<br>";
}

Which prints:
London
Paris
France


Start Copy and Paste Perl Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl

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

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

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

foreach $gy(@gy) {
print "$gy<br>";
}

exit;



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