Here's the code: 

open (PRV, $private) or die "$!";

while (<PRV>) {
   chomp;
   $_ =~ tr/A-Z/a-z/;
   
    my @array = split(' ', $_);
    my $far = @array[0];
    my $dev = @array[3];
print "$dev is connected to $far\";

}

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This produces, for example: 
atlanta is connected to 123
atlanta is connected to 456
atlanta is connected to 789
boston is connected to 12
boston is connected to 34
etc.........

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What I want to do is, rather than print "atlanta is connected to "N"" 3 times, I want to simply have it print: 
atlanta is connected to: 123, 456, 789
boston is connected to: 12, 34

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Can any one help me out?

In reply to A Not so Simple Append by Limo

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