On Aug 5, Jakob Kofoed said:
>1 5001
>2 5002
>3 5003
[snip]
Are those line numbers actually in the file too? If so, that might cause
problems for you.
>open IN, "<", "num2.txt";
>my @no-spam = <IN>;
At this point, @no-spam holds all the lines of the file...
>push @no-spam $in[0];
... but here, you only store the FIRST line (the first element of @no-spam in
the @no-spam array.
Other people have suggested better approaches; I'm just pointing out the
flaw in your program.
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