Thanks but it didn't solve my proble. Can you specify , how to convert the garbled character mentioned above into it's respective character.

It wasn't meant to solve your problem, it is meant to teach you how stuff works, and what you need to do to solve your problem

"garbled characater" is a something you should avoid when trying to get help, you should talk about bytes, or better yet, perl code

perl -MData::Dump -MFile::Slurp -e " dd scalar read_file shift, { qw/ binmode :raw / }; " AnyKindOfInputFile > ThatFilesBytesAsPerlCode.pl

In reply to Re^3: how to get exactly same text from a file by Anonymous Monk
in thread how to get exactly same text from a file by Anonymous Monk

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