Hi i want to compare two html files character by character and print the difference if there is any difference between two files.Thanks 

    use strict;
    use warnings;
    use List::Compare;
    use LWP::Simple;




    open F,"<","C:/Users/jeyakuma/Desktop/shipping project/changed  co
+ntents/file1.html" ;
   open S, "<","C:/Users/jeyakuma/Desktop/shipping project/database/fi
+le2.html" ;

    my @a=<F>;
    my @b=<S>;

    my $lc = List::Compare->new(\@a,\@b);

    my @intersection = $lc->get_intersection;
    my @firstonly = $lc->get_unique;
    my @secondonly = $lc->get_complement;


    print "Common Items:\n"."@intersection"."\n";
    print "only in file\n"."\n@firstonly"."\n";
    print "only in file1 \n"."\n@secondonly"."\n";

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file1

There are 2 mangoes in the basket and There are two apples in the basket

file2

They are 3 mangoes in the basket and They are six grapes in the basket

Expected output

only in file1-->2, two

only in file2-->3 six grapes

common content in both -->There are mangoes in the basket and There are apples in the basket

current result

only in file1

There are 2 mangoes in the basket and There are two apples in the basket

only in file2

They are 3 mangoes in the basket and They are six grapes in the basket

common

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In reply to compare and find difference between two files by myfrndjk

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