At this point, I think that many programmers are working on the same project... 
#!f:/perl/bin/perl.exe -w
use strict;

my $PowerballHistoricFile='d:/code/perl/lottery/powerball_numbers.txt'
+;
my(%History,$Date,@Numbers);

open(HISTORY,$PowerballHistoricFile) or die "Could not open $Powerball
+HistoricFile!";
foreach my $Line(<HISTORY>){
    ($Date,@Numbers)=split(/ /,$Line);
    $History{$Date}=[@Numbers];
}
close(HISTORY);

my(%Frequency,%Frequency2);
foreach my $Key(sort(keys(%History))){
    for my $SubCounter(0..4){
        $Frequency{$History{$Key}[$SubCounter]}++;
    }
}
foreach my $Key(sort(keys(%Frequency))){
    if($Frequency2{$Frequency{$Key}}){
        $Frequency2{$Frequency{$Key}}.=", $Key";
    } else {
        $Frequency2{$Frequency{$Key}}=$Key;
    }
}

print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n<html><body>\n";
print qq(<br><table border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" align="
+center"><caption style="font-size: 15px; font-weight: bold;">Power Ba
+ll Historic Information</caption>\n);
print qq(<tr bgcolor="#dddddd"><th>Number of Drawings</th><th>Numbers<
+/th></tr>\n);
foreach my $Key(sort(keys(%Frequency2))){
    print qq(<tr><td align="center">$Key</td><td>$Frequency2{$Key}</td
+></tr>\n);
}
print qq(</table>\n</body></html>\n);

exit;

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In reply to Re: Powerball mania! by ckohl1
in thread Powerball mania! by patgas

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