output the subroutine arguments using special variable @_

   


displayArguments( "A", "B", 2, 15, 73, 2.79 );

# output the subroutine arguments using special variable @_
sub displayArguments
{
   # the following loop displays each individual argument
   for ( $i = 0; $i < @_; ++$i ) {
      print "Argument $i: $_[ $i ]\n";
   }

}

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2.	Passing Arrays
3.	Pass file handle global reference to a subroutine
4.	Pass reference to a subroutine to another subroutine
5.	Pass two array reference to a subroutine
6.	Passing an array and modifying it,as a reference
7.	Passing by reference with pointers
8.	Passing References to a Subroutine
9.	Passing a range of value to a subroutine
10.	Passing array to a subroutine
11.	Passing arrays to a function
12.	Passing different number of parameter to a subroutine
13.	Passing hash to a subroutine
14.	Passing parameters to subroutines
15.	Passing two values to a subroutine
16.	displays all the arguments
17.	Using shift(@_) to get value passed into a subroutine
18.	shift parameter
19.	Subroutine parameter default value
20.	Is a parameter defined
21.	The loop displays each individual argument

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