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## Overview
In Perl, we can sort an array with the **`sort()` method**. It takes a single parameter, the array that needs to be sorted.
## Syntax
```perl
sort(arr)
```
## Parameters
**`arr`**: This is the array we want to sort.
## Return Value
It returns a sorted array.

## Example



# create arrays
@arr1 = (1, 5, 2, 4, 3);
@arr2 = ("e", "c", "a", "d", "b");
@arr3 = ("Java", "Python", "Perl", "C");

# print arrays before sort
print "Before Sort: \n 
        \@arr1 = @arr1\n
        \@arr2 = @arr2\n
        \@arr3 = @arr3";
# sort the arrays
@r1 = sort(@arr1);
@r2 = sort(@arr2);
@r3 = sort(@arr3);

# print arrays again
print "\nAfter Sort: \n 
        \@arr1 = @r1\n
        \@arr2 = @r2\n
        \@arr3 = @r3\n";

## Explanation
* **Line 2–4**: We create arrays.
* **Line 7**: We print the array values before sorting.
* **Line 12–14**: The arrays we created are sorted using the `sort()` method. The results were stored in variables `@r1`, `@r2`, and `@r3`.
* **Line 17**: We printed the results to the console after sorting the arrays.


How to sort values of an array with sort() in Perl

Sort arrays in Perl using sort(arr) to return sorted arrays.