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## Overview
We can use the **`splice` method** to remove the elements of an array and replace them with the ones we specify.

## Syntax
```Perl
splice(@array, start, no_of_el, new_el)
```
## Parameters
* **`@array`**: This is the array whose elements we want to replace.

* **`start`**: This is the index position from which to start the replacement.

* **`no_of_el`**: TThis is the number of elements to replace.

* **`new_el`**: This is the new element or elements that will replace the current elements of the array.

## Return value
A new array with new elements that replaced the previous ones is returned.

## Example



# create arrays
@arr1 = ("a", "b", "d", "d", "e");
@arr2 = (10, 70, 80, 90, 50);

# replace elements
splice(@arr1, 2, 1, "c");
splice(@arr2, 1, 3, (20, 30, 40));
# print array
print "@arr1\n";
print "@arr2";

## Explanation
* **Lines 2–3**: We create arrays `arr1` and `arr2`.
* **Line 6**: We use the `splice()` method to remove the element at index `2` of array `arr1`. It should only replace `1` element. The replacement should be `"c"`.
* **Line 7**: We use the `splice()` method to remove the element at index `1` of array `arr2`. It should replace `3` elements. The replacements should be elements `20`, `30`, and `40`.
* **Lines 9–10**: We print the arrays.


How to replace array elements in Perl using the splice() method

Use `splice(@array, start, no_of_el, new_el)` in Perl to replace array elements by specifying start index, number of elements to replace, and new elements.