I need to extract 2 arrays from a string. The input string is: A: Gold, Black, Purple, Blue, Red B: Black, Neon Pink, Neon Yellow, Neon Green, Neon Purple, Red, White, Neon Orange, Navy The output which i should get is: Array A: Gold, Black, Purple, Blue, Red Array B; Black, Neon Pink, Neon Yellow, Neon Green, Purple, Red, White, Neon Orange, Navy The code which i tried is this: 
use strict;
use warnings;

$| = 0;

my $str="A: Gold, Black, Purple, Blue, Red     B: Black, Neon Pink, Ne
+on Yellow, Neon Green, Neon Purple, Red, White, Neon Orange, Navy";

my @arrayA;
my @arrayB;

map {push @{(\@arrayA, \@arrayB)[--$|]}, split /,/} split /\s+/, $str;

print "Array A:@arrayA\n";
print "Array B: @arrayB";

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I am getting the result like this: 
Array A:Gold Purple Red Black Pink Yellow Green Purple White Orange

Array B: A: Black Blue B: Neon Neon Neon Neon Red Neon Navy

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Which is not correct. Thanks monks for all your suggestions and help.

In reply to string manipulations. by valavanp

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