Hello everyone, I just join here. So, I need help for homework. Here it.

Write a program that simulates the rolling of a die 6000 times and displays in a tabular format the number of occurrences of each side of the die. 

    

#!/usr/bin/perl 
 
 
$roll = &rolldie; 
@count = (); 
@array = (1 .. 6000); 
print "@array\n"; 
foreach (1..6000) { 
        $roll = $rolldie; 
        &rolldie; 
        print $roll; 
        push (@count, $roll); 
        &tally; 
} 
print "@count\n"; 
print "ROLL     SCORE\n"; 
print "======================\n"; 
print sort (keys %tally), "\n"; 
print sort (values %tally), "\n"; 
########### subroutines begin here ############## 
 
#### subroutine1 ############################### 
sub rolldie { 
return 1 + int(rand(6)); 
}

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Did I wrong something. Pls let me know. Thanks

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