Hi choroba,

Thank you for your suggestions and prompt reply. My problem appears to be solved. Your last sentence (question) has been very constructive and ignited my thinking. It has helped me to sort out the problem. I have corrected the script m.pl and it goes as follows. I am grateful to you.

With regards,

Here goes the code m.pl:

#!/usr/bin/perl 
use warnings; 

use List::Compare;   # Use of module

@x= qw/a b/; 
@y= qw/a c/; 
@z= qw/a d/;  

  push @s,\@x,\@y,\@z; 

  $num_ele=@s; 
       
print "\n 
 Array s: @s\n
 No. of Elements: $num_ele\n"; 

  $all= List::Compare->new(@s); # module 

@unq_x=$all->get_unique(0);    
@unq_y=$all->get_unique(1);
@unq_z=$all->get_unique(2);

print "
 unq_x: @unq_x\n
 unq_y: @unq_y\n
 unq_z: @unq_z\n\n"; 

exit;

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The results of m.pl are (correct):

C:\Users\x\Desktop>m.pl

 Array s: ARRAY(0x320b14) ARRAY(0x320b64) ARRAY(0x3305d4)

 No. of Elements: 3

 unq_x: b

 unq_y: c

 unq_z: d

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In reply to Re^2: How can one find unique elements from arrays using a LOOP? by supriyoch_2008
in thread How can one find unique elements from arrays using a LOOP? by supriyoch_2008

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