Thanks so so so much for your help! The situation is complicated and i'm new in "Perl"!
Then:
if i print "array_with_all_fields
4" this is my output:
GO:0000060
GO:0000122
GO:0000979
GO:0001077
GO:0001701
GO:0001756
GO:0001836
GO:0002309
.....
After i store this output into "mio" for a particular need.
After i store "mio" into an hash table as the keys of the hash table.
If i print the hash table this is the output:
$VAR1 = 'GO:0000060';
$VAR2 = '';
$VAR1 = 'GO:0000122';
$VAR2 = '';
$VAR1 = 'GO:0000979';
$VAR2 = '';
$VAR1 = 'GO:0001077';
$VAR2 = '';
$VAR1 = 'GO:0001701';
$VAR2 = '';
.....
the final step for me is to store keys into an array "test2" and after use this array in another "while" and in another "FILE2".
I know that is so difficult to explain but if you want i can write to you from my personal mail!
Thaks a lot
Paola
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