In the last 3 lines of code, how can I loop through the array @zips and put " around each value as it was when I read the file? I can add a few lins and split it into an array. Then for each value of the new array, print the " and then the value, but that is not cool.

I use to work with someone who I think use to do things like this with map and split and I could NEVER figure out how to use map - lol. I know it can be done with a line or 2 but I dont know how. Input looks like this: 
"Anawalt","WV","24808","304","54047","McDowell","P",
"Anch","AK","99505","907","02020","Anchorage","N",
"Ancho","NM","88301","505","35027","Lincoln","A",
"Anchor","IL","61720","309","17113","McLean","P",
"Anchor","MS","39776","662","28017","Chickasaw","N",

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The code reads in the file and removes the quotes and the carriage return. 
while (<IN>){
   next if (/^#/);
   chomp;
   tr/\"//d;
   y($city,$state,$zip,$area_code,$fips,$county,$pref,$type) = split (
+/\,/);
   
   if ( I want this zip code){
      .
      .
      .
   }
   else{ 
      push (@zips,$_);
      close(ZIPS);
   }
}

####  The question is for the print below
####  How can I print " around each value 

foreach (@zips){
   print ;
}

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In reply to loop through values in a string and print " " around each value. by kevyt

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