SSCCE:

use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More tests => 1;

my @B = ();
while (<DATA>) {
    chomp;
    my($col0, $col1, $col2, $col3) = split ",";
    push @B, [$col0, $col1, $col2, $col3];
}

is ($B[-1][0], 'file730');

__DATA__
file706,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file707,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file708,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,09
file710,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,10
file711,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,13
file712,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file713,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file714,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,09
file715,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,10
file716,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,13
file717,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file718,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file719,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,09
file720,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,10
file721,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file722,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file723,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file725,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file726,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file727,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file728,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,11
file729,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12
file730,010390010010,doc_01,paragraph,12

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in thread Last position of array by EBK

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