I have too files the first file will have 31 integer

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    • the second file will have this

  • imb,version ,655575645,827544086
  • imb,versionb ,827549192,827573702

    • the ranges in the sond file is generated from the first file which is located in position 11 for 9 char

    I am so new for perl I need help creating a code that will open the first file and chop off the numbers in position 11 for 9 char then compare these numbers to the range in the second file, then print the original number before being chopped off and print the second part of the file 2 "version OR versionb" Thank you guys

    In reply to Comparing two files one with numebers and the other one with ranges range and printing matches by emadmahou

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