<pre><code> &#64;REVERSED_LIST &#61; reverse(&#64;ARRAY); </code></pre> Perl&#39;s <b>reverse()</b> function is used to reverse the order of an array. It should be noted that the function <b>returns</b> a reversed array but does not actually reverse the array passed into the function. <pre><code> &#64;myNames &#61; (&#39;Jacob&#39;, &#39;Michael&#39;, &#39;Ethan&#39;, &#39;Andrew&#39;); &#64;reversedNames &#61; reverse(&#64;myNames); </code></pre> Think of the <b>&#64;myNames</b> array as a row of numbered boxes, going from left to right, numbered starting with a zero. The <b>reverse()</b> function would copy the contents of the boxes from the <b>&#64;myNames</b> array into the <b>&#64;reversedNames</b> array, while reversing their order. The value of <b>&#64;reversedNames</b> then becomes <b>(&#39;Andrew&#39;, &#39;Ethan&#39;, &#39;Michael&#39;, &#39;Jacob&#39;)</b>, and &#64;myNames remains the same.