The above all looks like decent advice .. One additional thought/approach i had that might save some steps is to "right-align" the data. First, this is assuming the the last non-blank column has the city/state/zip and the second-to-last has the address (street name/number), and thus saves the "if zip_in_6 elsif zip_in_5 elsif zip_in_4 ..." branching).
my @data = ( [...], [...], ... ); # assume AoA
foreach my $row (@data){
while(scalar(@$row) && ! $row->[-1]){ # if last item is blank
pop @$row; #then remove it
}
my $city_state_zip_str = $->row[-1];
my $address_str = $row->[-2];
# parse those two vars w/regexp's here
}
(Note you could
reverse the
@$row array and work with
($row->[0], $row->[1]) instead)
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