How do I print unique elements in Perl array?

Question

I'm pushing elements into an array during a while statement. Each element is a teacher's name. There ends up being duplicate teacher names in the array when the loop finishes. Sometimes they are not right next to each other in the array, sometimes they are.

How can I print only the unique values in that array after its finished getting values pushed into it? Without having to parse the entire array each time I want to print an element.

Heres the code after everything has been pushed into the array:

$faculty_len = @faculty;
$i=0;
while ($i != $faculty_len)
{
        printf $fh '"'.$faculty[$i].'"';
        $i++;
}   

Answer 1

use List::MoreUtils qw/ uniq /;
my @unique = uniq @faculty;
foreach ( @unique ) {
    print $_, "
";
}