Dear monks, I have a script which basically extracts information from an input file and prints it to various arrays. However, i want to be able to print the arrays so they form a tab-delimited matrix with each array being a column. Can anyone help? 
# this is an example of how i create the arrays
                                                                      
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for (my $i=0; $i < @dna; $i++)  {
      ++$genome_size;
                                                                      
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# calculate the frequency of each dinucleo seperate to begin with
# these are all symmetrised frequencies e.g Faa*
                                                                      
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     my $token = $dna[$i] . $dna[$i+1];
                                                                      
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     if ($token =~ 'tt')   {
            ++$tt_count;
            push @found, $i+1;
            $tt_pos = $i+1;
          # print "tt \t $tt_count \t $tt_pos\n";
            push @tt_found, "$tt_count \t $tt_pos\n";
           
     }
                                                                      
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     if ($token =~ 'cg')   {
            ++$cg_count;
            $cg_pos = $i+1;
            push @cg_found, "$cg_count \t $cg_pos\n";
          
     }

}

print "@tt_found \t @cg_found\n";

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