Ohh my dear monks, iam stuck with an task of retaining leading zeros in .csv file which i have created..
# reading a text file delimited by !
while (<FILE>){
my @array = split(/\!/,$_);
#to my surprise $array[10] field may
#have leading zeros,
#for ex:- 00090,00089,003 etc
$str = join(",",@array);
print FILE $str ; # iam writing this to some file
#i figured one approach as below.
$array[10] = qq~="$array[10]"~;
#i havent tested in code , but manually
#when i prepended = and including element
#in double quotes worked
#now when i open csv in excel i can
#see leading zeros
#just like a formula ="place your element here"
#pls let me know if any better
#approach to achive above
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