Hello, I need help in building a logic for below scenario. I am using PERL to read 2 files which have 4 and 2 elements as below. I need to read each line from File1 and compare if “code” exists in both files. If code exists in both files, I need to display all the line elements of file1 along with its “description”. Can you please share some thoughts? Thanks in advance. File1: 
Testname, code, date, file
Test1, 4, 4/11/15, /tmp
Test2, 2, 4/11/15, /log
Test3, 1, 4/11/15, /log

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File2: 
Code: description
1: Generic user error
2: Error with file location
3: File not found
4: Syntax error

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In reply to perl logic request for an IO scenario by Apronline

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