What are the data types we have in perl explain?

1.	What are the data types we have in perl explain?
Answer» There are 3 SORTS of data types Scalar :- Scalars could be a string, a number a simple variable or a reference. A dollar sign ($) is the scalar precedent. Arrays :- It’s an ORDERED LIST of scalars, which is accessible by numeric index as it is an index, so it's supposed to START with zero (0). @ is the preceded sign for arrays. Hashes :- Hashes are unordered sets of key or value that would be accessible by USING the key as subscripts. A percentile (%) sign is the precedent.

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There are 3 SORTS of data types

Scalar :- Scalars could be a string, a number a simple variable or a reference. A dollar sign ($) is the scalar precedent.
Arrays :- It’s an ORDERED LIST of scalars, which is accessible by numeric index as it is an index, so it's supposed to START with zero (0). @ is the preceded sign for arrays.
Hashes :- Hashes are unordered sets of key or value that would be accessible by USING the key as subscripts. A percentile (%) sign is the precedent.

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