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With that said, the following code gets closer to what you want, you can expand on it by holding the index values for each array at any given iteration and reporting that. This is left as an exercise to the OP.
my @numbers=(1,2,3);
my @letters=("a","b","c");
for(0..$#numbers){
my $arr_curr_val= $numbers[$_];
for(0..$#letters){
print "$arr_curr_val\t$letters[$_]\n";
}
}
Update: gave the arrays meaningful names rather than @array1 and @array2. Thanks to Anonymous Monk who pointed that out.
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