in reply to Re^2: Data Structures
in thread Data Structures
Where are you going to store your 1000 objects?In an object?
And how are you going to access the individual instances you need?Isn't that what accessors are made for?
Of course in Perl, objects are just eye-candy around a data-structure (hashes, arrays, or any combination) but if I follow your reasoning, I should program in Assembler as in the end it all is machine-code.
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