hello guys before i start i am a complete newbie to perl. i have a code that runs just about fine. the problem is with the output. this is the code 
#! /usr/bin/perl -l

print "please enter a number: ";
 $n1 = <STDIN>;

print "please enter a number";
 $n2 = <STDIN>;

if ($n1 < $n2) {
        print "$n1" ,  "$n2"  ; }
else {
        print "$n2"  , "$n1" ; }

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i need the output in a specific format $n1 followed by $n2 or vice versa this code gives me values in format $n1 newline $n2 what can i do to solve my problem

In reply to outputs followed by each other by busyvish

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