Hi Monks, Noob here. please advise.I'm trying to read a File into an array and print each element of the array on a newline. 
cat Arsenal 
Cech
Bellerin,Per,Koscielny,Nacho
Ramsey,Coquelin
Alexis,Ozil,Welbeck
Giroud

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Here is what i tried. 
filehandler.pl
sub read_file {
    @lines = <>;
    chomp(@lines);
    print join (',',@lines) . "\n";
}
read_file;

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Output: 
/filehandler.pl Arsenal 
Cech,Bellerin,Per,Koscielny,Nacho,Ramsey,Coquelin,Alexis,Ozil,Welbeck,
+Giroud

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I'm able to print the output on the terminal as comma delimited but i'm stuck as to how to iterate through the o/p and print each element in Array.

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