Hello Monks, hope you all are fine

I am struggling with multi dimensional array this time so basically the question goes like this, I have a file which has a data like this 

GeneID    Tp1    Tp2    Tp3        
ALA1    10    12    11        
THR8    57    99    12        
HUA4    100    177    199        
ABA5    2    5    10

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So i have read the file and assigned it to multi dimensional array with the help of this code. 

my @content = (<FH>); 
close(FH);

my $no_of_seq = scalar(@content);

my @myArray;
foreach my $row (@content) {
    my @columns = split(/\s+/,$row);
    push(@myArray,\@columns);
    # print "@columns";
}
for($row = 0; $row < $no_of_seq; $row++){
        for($col = 0; $col < $no_of_seq; $col++){ 
            print($myArray[$row][$col], "\t");
}
print("\n"); 

}

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so this code prints every element in the same order but now i want to calculate the sum of numbers in each row and print that sum next to gene name i.e sum of values for ALA1 is 33 and sum of values for THR8 is 168 and so on. Now i have tried something like this. 

for($row = 0; $row < $no_of_seq; $row++){
        for($col = 0; $col < $no_of_seq; $col++){ 
            $sum = $myArray[$row][$col] + $myArray[$row];
            print($sum, "\t");
}

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But this is printing something like this 

140526414289424    140526414289424    140526414289424    1405264142894
+24    140526414289424    
140526414212840    140526414212850    140526414212852    1405264142128
+51    140526414212840    
140526414213296    140526414213353    140526414213395    1405264142133
+08    140526414213296    
140526414288368    140526414288468    140526414288545    1405264142885
+67    140526414288368    
140526414313944    140526414313946    140526414313949    1405264143139
+54    140526414313944

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How can i achieve my desired result? thank you in advance

In reply to Query of multi dimentional array by shabird

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