hey graff, thank ya, u got my problem rite.i tried writting the code the way u said, and i got the answer, but the problem which i am facing now is, i had to save each element of that array in to a new array and split the characters. to make it clear, the program is now like this.
open (PIR,'/home/guest/sampir.txt'); my @arr = (); while (<PIR>) { chomp; if( /^ENTRY/ ) { $entry = $_ } elsif ( /^(TITLE)\s+(\S.*)/ ) { $title = "$1\n\t $2" } elsif ( /^(ORGANISM)\s+(\S.*)/ ) { $org = "$1\n\t $2" } elsif ( /^ACCESSIONS/ ) { $acc = $_ } else { push @se, $_; } }
and i tried splitting it up like this
foreach $r(@se) { @y=split(//,$r); }
but am not getting the answer. how to go abt it.?

In reply to Re^4: how to remove duplicate strings? by heidi
in thread how to remove duplicate strings? by heidi

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