There are some duplicate entries in an array and you want to remove them. How would you do that?
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Answer / Nitin Banshi
In Perl, to remove duplicates from an array, you can use the 'uniq' function from the 'List::MoreUtils' module, or sort the array and compare consecutive elements using a 'while' loop.
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