No, Your code is working for me without removing the second loop.

use strict; use warnings; open(file_one,"<","ABC")or die $!; while(my $line = <file_one>) { open(file_two,"<","CDE") or die $!; while(my $line2=<file_two>) { print "line : $line line2 : $line2 \n"; } close(file_two); }

line : test
line2 : CDE

line : test
line2 : CDEEE

line : test
line2 : CDEEEE

line : test121212121
line2 : CDE

line : test121212121
line2 : CDEEE

line : test121212121
line2 : CDEEEE

line : adskjdsadjdka
line2 : CDE

line : adskjdsadjdka
line2 : CDEEE

line : adskjdsadjdka
line2 : CDEEEE

Update:

Added file content.

ABC:

test
test121212121
adskjdsadjdka

CDE:

CDE
CDEEE
CDEEEE


All is well

In reply to Re^3: Nested While loop not working by vinoth.ree
in thread Nested While loop not working by Manisha

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