I keep getting error saying:
Day '' out of range 1..31 at C:\Perl\bin\timr3.pl line 29

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I was hoping a more experienced person can direct me what I am doing wrong on this NT script?? 
use Time::Local;

my %month_num = (
              Jan => 0,
              Feb => 1,
              Mar => 2,
              Apr => 3,
              May => 4,
              Jun => 5,
              Jul => 6,
              Aug => 7,
              Sep => 8,
              Oct => 9,
              Nov => 10,
              Dec => 11,
              );
              
              
sub get_seconds
{
              my ($date, $time) = @_;
              my ($day, $mon, $yr) = split /\//, $date;
              my ($hr, $min, $sec) = split /:/, $time;
              $mon = $month_num{$mon};
              $yr = $yr - 1900;
              
              
              my $data = timelocal($sec, $min, $hr, $day, $mon, $yr);
              print "$data\n";
        
}
              
              &get_seconds;

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