but I'm not having any results!

I know exactly how you feel. I keep hoping for a Sign. Nothing.

What can I do?

FWIW, I have been advised to seek professional help on a number of occasions.

Now, the code you've posted looks as though it successfully reads one file into a hash, and then reads another file line by line, and does some fiddling about with each line, in some way related to the contents of the hash.

Sadly, my mind reading skills are on the blink, and the crystal ball is at the cleaners.

Go on, give us a clue: exactly what do you want this thing to do ? What is the relationship between the keys and the values in the hash you construct ? What is the function of the '[Nn]' etc in the word list ?

These questions, and many more, ...

In reply to Re: Counting occurence of a list of word in a file by gone2015
in thread Counting occurence of a list of word in a file by b_vulnerability

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