I m new to perl programming and got stuck in doing some thing new. I have to text file in same location named name.txt and marks.txt In name.txt content mentioned like below Name(1)=abc Name(2)=xyz Name(3)=abc and so on. Similarly in marks.txt content is like Marks_achieved(1)=70 Marks_achieved(2)=80 Marks_achieved(3)=60 and so on Now I want that where name "abc" is found in "name.txt" the numbers mentioned against "abc" get stored in array and then it will search for value mentioned against in this numbers in marks.txt And finally my output like abc 70 abc 60 get dumped in new file. Please help me out. And thanks in advance

In reply to Unable to store value in array?? by Rachit

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