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Which part of this task are you stuck on? Can you read the user's input? Can you store it? Can you compare it to your desired inputs? Can you perform a logical branch on the basis of the comparison?

What have you tried?

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Re^2: Help with getting the ouput form the script
by freekngeek (Acolyte) on Jun 03, 2013 at 13:46 UTC

    I have a perl script which is parsing some text from some text file and creating a new file in which all the values are in tabulated form. Script is running fine and smooth

    Now, What I want is to interrupt(I dont know if it's a right word) script in terminal, So i can have two options like Yes or No.

    <I am stuck at this part. I don't know how to make my script behaves like this.

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      Let's assume therefore that your problem is that you do not know how to perform a read from standard input. Take a look at this:

      my $a = <>;

      Do you know what this does? Are you familiar with the diamond operator?

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