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An C < Array > is a L < List > which forces all its elements to be
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scalar containers, which means you can assign to array elements.
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+ C < Array > implements C < Positional > and as such provides support for
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+ L < subscripts|/language/subscripts > .
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= head1 Methods
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= head2 routine pop
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You can assign to list elements if they are containers. Use
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Arrays to have every value of the list stored in a container.
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+ C < List > implements C < Positional > and as such provides support for
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+ L < subscripts|/language/subscripts > .
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= head1 Items, Flattening and Sigils
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In Perl 6, assigning a C < List > to a scalar variable does not lose
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