What is the different between array and hash in perl programming?
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Answer Posted / Ankush Sharma
In Perl, an array is a collection of scalars indexed by numbers, while a hash (also known as an associative array) is a collection of key-value pairs. Arrays are accessed using integers, while hashes are accessed using strings.
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