Hi guys I have two arrays with the following elements inside them. 
array#1 : sdjd dsjd ldlsd epw alask* djsdj
array#2 : djsdj ldlsd epw alask<1> ghg alask<2>

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I need to check if the elements inside both the arrays are present in each of the arrays. That is, I should be able to print out the exclusive elements in both the arrays. My problem is , I am getting stuck at elements which have * in the array#1. for example in the case above, alask* should match to alask<1> and alask<2> . How do I do this with a short code? any ideas? For the above two arrays, my result expected should be a print: 
 
sdjd dsjd in array#1 not present in array#2
ghg in array#2 not present in array#1
alask* in #array1 matched to alask<1> alask<2> in #array2

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thanks

In reply to Compare two arrays by kaushik9918

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