Setting elements in a list to equal the corresponding elements of another list with three different names

  

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

($one, $two, $three) = (1..3);

print "$one $two $three\n";

1.	Demonstrating the .. operator
2.	@numbers = ( 1 .. 10 );
3.	Using .. to construct array
4.	The .. operator goes from a minimum to a maximum, with foreach
5.	Use range operator with for statement
6.	Range counting up
7.	Range counting down
8.	Range based on letter
9.	Range based on letter and digit: from 3 to z
10.	Range based on letter and digit: from z to 3
11.	From to
12.	The Range Operator and Array Assignment
13.	Range Operator
14.	The range operator and foreach loop
15.	range list and for loop
16.	Two ranges
17.	Letter based range
18.	String based range
19.	Counting Up And Down

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