Thanks to everybody. my apologies that code was not readable smoothly. This was my first post, I will take care next post onwards. to sort the list , I have used 

@num_list1= (34,2,65,345,987,23,12,45,62,100);
@num_list= sort {a <=> b} @num_list1;

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Still I am seeing the same results. I am due to read the algo implementation as mentioned above. meanwhile I will be thankful, if some light can be thrown on , why the code is working partially. What should I keep in mind : Not to entre in such a situation again where code is working partially. Thanks!!

In reply to Re: Binary search by akvats01
in thread Binary search by akvats01

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