#!perl
use strict;
my %data=();

my @data1 = (
'8 14.701072 3.011583 2.943297 2.940214 2.955738 2.968009',
'16 30.561410 6.249463 6.118992 6.124449 6.112282 6.133605',
'32 60.983738 12.254996 12.263543 12.277047 12.291713 12.196748',
'64 116.472912 24.024475 23.347609 23.463421 23.294582 23.336542');

my @data2 = (
'8 14.788687 3.083707 2.958022 2.957737 2.982671 2.990788',
'16 30.368369 6.384345 6.079698 6.073674 6.108037 6.134851',
'32 60.373260 12.492582 12.137764 12.164201 12.074652 12.107912',
'64 117.676048 24.010324 23.535210 23.562157 23.596123 23.675554');

for (@data1,@data2){
  my ($sz,$sum,@f) = split /\s+/;
  push @{$data{$sz}},$_ for @f;
}

for my $sz (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %data){
  print join ' ',@{$data{$sz}},"\n";
}

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In reply to Re: Appending arrays into the rows of a 2 dimension array by poj
in thread Appending arrays into the rows of a 2 dimension array by SoftwareGoddess

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