How many types of primary data structures in Perl and what do they mean?
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Answer Posted / Ankur Kumar Dixit
Perl has three primary data structures: scalars (as explained above), arrays, and hashes. Arrays hold ordered collections of scalar values, with elements accessed using indexes. Hashes store key-value pairs, where keys must be unique but can be any scalar value, and values can be any Perl data type.
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