Thank you again for bothering with me, i don't know anyone, who knows Perl and i have an assignment to do. i don't know what are the rules of what's acceptable with asking questions on the fora... but I'm getting stuck on small things and can't move forward with bigger ones. I've managed to move pass this problem, but not much further than that.. as i was trying to organise other bits of my assignment. therefore i have a question, when you were a beginner, how did you cope, saved/organised your files? i've just realised that i have tones of files to go through at different stags of development and what worst, i've actually lost some bits, that were working... i find it so demoralising and would appreciate any helpful tips. thanks for now - will be back when next problem arises ... i.e. 5 min :)

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