When I test the code in windows, I get the results im looking for (https://imgur.com/a/59SKl). But when I test it on mac, I get different results (https://imgur.com/a/ZJMEg) in the positive and negative integers. Whats wrong with my regex? 
 #!/usr/bin/perl



# The program calculates the total zeros and positive intergers from t
+he data using regex
use strict;
use warnings;
my ( $ctrP, $ctrN, $ctrZ ) = ( 0, 0, 0 );
while( my $num = <DATA> ) {
        chomp($num);
        ## print "num=[$num]\n";
        if ( $num =~ /^[0].{0}/ ) {
                $ctrZ++;
        }
        elsif ( $num =~ /^\d[0-9]{1,3}$/ ) {
                $ctrP++;
        }
        else {
                $ctrN++;
        }
}
printf("freq(Z+):%8s\n", $ctrP );
printf("freq(Z-):%8s\n", $ctrN );
printf("freq(0):%9s\n", $ctrZ );
printf("Total:%11s\n", ($ctrP+$ctrN+$ctrZ) );
exit;
__DATA__
19
-22
498
512
15
-932
0
22
808
17
-32

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