Hi Dear Monks,

Do you why this does not work? For the number of lines that meet my conditions I want to make a hash of $mismatch and line number count. in this case a hash with key =3 and value some number. Because I am using strict it asks me to make $mismatch as my $mismatch.

If you make it to work. I need to loop through $mismatch from 1 to 20 and complete my hash keys as $mismtach and values are number of lines with each criteria set by $mismatch.

a hash like:

1 => 110000 2=> 50000 .. 20 => 1000
while(<INPUT2>){ chomp; my @current_line = split /\t/; my $mismatch =3; next unless $current_line[5] == 1 && $current_line[14] >= $m +ismatch; my $snp_chip_covered++; } my $snp_covered{$mismatch}= $snp_chip_covered;

In reply to Hash making by sesemin

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