[Solved] what does the $F[2]..$F[3] mean? [closed]


Why infinite loop appears to the script?

There’s no infinite loop. For the input provided, it creates a hash with 239,517 elements, then dumps the hash. The output starts appearing almost immediately.

Could you please tell me what does the $F[2]..$F[3] mean?

In list context, if $F[2] and $F[3] are numbers, it returns a sequence of numbers from $F[2] to $F[3] inclusive.

$ perl -E'for my $i (10..15) { say $i }'
10
11
12
13
14
15

solved what does the $F[2]..$F[3] mean? [closed]