Hello everybody, I'm new in here and am very interested in Perl. This code was written in my spare time as an exercise. Please forgive my english mistakes as english is not my first language. 
#!perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;

my @ext = qw(.tmp .bak .$$$ .chk .old .gid
             .fts .ftg .log .dmp .--- .prv .temp);

sub wanted {
  my $file = $_;
  map {unlink $file if $file =~ qr/\Q$_\E\z/ and -f $file} @ext;
}

find(\&wanted, '/');

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Thx

In reply to Can anyone help me to improve this code, please? by htywky

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