in reply to Trying to split on '?'
The expressions you use in split (unlike join) are regex's. '?' is a special character (zero or one) in a regex. You will need to escape '?' with a '\' (Ex. "\?").
You should use -w or use warnings because what you did would have shown up as the warning
Quantifier follows nothing before HERE mark in regex m/? << HERE
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