I need to get a count of how many unique data values I have in my text file.
The text file has data like this: 
123  56
123  56
234  45
123  56
678  93
678  93

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I need the results of my script to look like this: 

234  45    1
123  56    3
678  93    2

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Here is my attempt and its not printing any data: 
my $file = 'filehere.txt';
open(DATA, "$file") || die "Can not open: $!\n";
my @array = (<DATA>);
close(DATA);
open(DATA, "$file") || die "can t open: $!\n";

my %hash = ();
foreach $item (@array)
{
    $hash{$item}++;
    
}
print "$item\t$hash{$item}\n";

close(DATA);

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In reply to Hash and count of data values by Anonymous Monk

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