Reversing array using array name and reference to array

I have declared an array, and a reference to that array like this: - ``` my @array = (1, 2, 3, 4); my $aref = \@array; ``` Now, I'm trying to reverse the array, using the array name and the reference name. ``` print reverse @array, "\n"; print reverse @{$aref}, "\n"; ``` This is working fine, and printing the reversed array in both the cases: - ``` 4321 4321 ``` However, if I try to print the reverse in the same line, its giving me a strange result: - ``` print reverse @array, reverse @{$aref}, "\n"; ``` Now, I got this output: - ``` 1234 4321 ``` and if I add a newline in between: - ``` print reverse @array, "\n", reverse @{$aref}, "\n"; ``` I got this output: - ``` 1234 4321 ``` So, there are two problems as you can see: - - 1st, The array is not getting reversed for using the name - 2nd, there is an extra newline getting printed between the two reversed array. I can't understand this behaviour, why this could be happening. Also I went through the documentation of the function `reverse` to check whether there is mentioned any where about this behaviour, but I didn't dine any. Can anyone explain what's happening here?