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my $line_number = 16; my $count = 0; while(<DATA>){ chomp($_); $count++; next unless $count == $line_number; print "$_\n"; $count = 0; } __DATA__ 1 Bob 48 IT 2 David 26 IT 3 Jerry 22 IT 4 Josh 33 IT 5 Karl 35 IT 6 Dan 50 IT 7 Tom 26 IT 8 Randy 48 Engineering 9 Trevor 57 Engineering 10 Tony 48 Engineering 11 Larry 39 Engineering 12 Farhan 40 Engineering 13 Sandy 28 Engineering 14 Jessie 55 Engineering 15 Carl 25 Engineering 16 Donald 58 Engineering 17 Rick 44 Engineering 18 Barry 38 Engineering 19 Bruce 30 Engineering 20 Joe 37 Engineering 21 Mun 53 Engineering 22 Shiro 48 Engineering 23 Sally 50 HR 24 John 32 Finance
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In reply to Re: How to read every 16 line of file ? by monk2b
in thread How to read every 16 line of file ? by bh_perl

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