Hi Masters,

i am reading file names from the directory and i am putting some conditions while reading a file names

if ( ( $file =~ m/^CHECK*/ ) && ( $file =~ m/.txt$/ ) ) {
print "name is = $file\n";
}

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The file names in directory are like

CHECK_CH.ABC12_A1.txt
CHECK_CH.ABC12.txt

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I want to read all the files with first word as CHECK and last word as .txt

I want only .txt should display not A1.txt, how can i exclude the that

any suggestions please

but when i execute the code,i am getting all the files .txt and A1.txt

The output is 

CHECK_CH.ABC12_A1.txt
CHECK_CH.ABC12.txt

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I am expecting output as:

CHECK_CH.ABC12.txt

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In reply to how to check whether a particular word exists in filename by learner@perl

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