#!/usr/bin/perl

use File::Find::Rule;
use warnings;

my $filelist;

sub buildFile {
    open ($filelist, ">", "filelist.txt") || die $!;

# File find rule and # Provide specific list of directories to scan
    my $SubDirs= File::Find::Rule->directory->in('etc', 'dev', 'bin');
+ 


    # interpret Size Method and stored the list on @files 
    my @files = File::Find::Rule->size('500')->in($SubDirs);

print $filelist map { "$_\n" } @files;
return \$filelist;
}

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this is what i had can someone correct me

In reply to Re^3: perl challenge 3 by johnrock47
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