Unless I missed something, it appears that the $check1 and $check2 variables are not printed because they are not initialized anywhere in your code.

I would recommend that you remove the following line from your code: 

no warnings 'uninitialized';

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as the 'uninitialized' warnings would tell you about potential errors.

A couple of additional point. 

... = split(/ {1,}/, $line);

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is better written: 
split(/ +/, $line);

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Take a look at localtime in list context, rather than using it in scalar context and then splitting the output.

Update, 10:07 UTC: crossed out the first sentence: sorry, I misread too quickly your code, you are not using a $check1 but just printing the string "check1".

Je suis Charlie.

In reply to Re: Why i am not able to print any statment after while loop by Laurent_R
in thread Why i am not able to print any statment after while loop by ppp

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