Hi Monks,I know its something which I should not ask,but I tried a lot.So now I come to you people to help me out of this

I have written one Perl script to open ping process take its output , parse it and show its output

open CMD, "/bin/ping -c $count -i $interval -s $packetsize -w $allowab
+leTime $host |" or die "Can't open ping: $!";
 while (<CMD>) {
my (@values1,@val1,@values2,@val2,$val) = 0; 
    if ( $_ =~ /PING/ ){
         @values1 = split ;
    
            @val1 = split(/\(/,$values1[3]);
           $val1[1] =~ s/\)//;
             
      }  
    print "$values1[1] \n";
    print "$val1[0] \n";
}

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I want to print the last two prints outside if blocks but I am getting warning,I know its related to lexical variable ,but I couldn't figure it out.Warning is something like this :

Use of uninitialized value $val in concatenation (.) or string at ./pi
+ng_linux.pl line 69, <CMD> line 2.

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please help me out on this

In reply to uninitialized values by gaurav

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