Though I'm sure a few monks can come up with an unpack solution
Here you are =) 
use warnings;
use strict;
use List::Util qw(sum);

my $studnum = 0;
my $totavg  = 0;

while (<DATA>)
{
    my ($name, @tests) = unpack ("A20A3A3A3A3", $_);
    last if $name eq "END";
    
    my $avg = sum(@tests)/4;
    $totavg += $avg;
    $studnum++;
    
    printf("%-24.20s %6.2f\n", $name, $avg);
}

$totavg /= $studnum;

printf ("\n\n%-24.22s %6.2f\n", $studnum, $totavg);
print "Program completed Successfully.";
exit 0;
__DATA__
Tom Thumb           100096093098
Mickey Mouse        088068095086
Minnie Mouse        078056088098
Donald Duck         098096078100
Tad Pole            100100100100
Mack Aroni          095067089098
Cassie Role         082045088079
Mary Martin         085096093088
Mickey Mantle       088063095086
Darryl Strawberry   078056098098
Donald Trump        098086078100
Steve Young         100078097093
Mack Truck          095067099098
Mel Gibson          082075088079
END                 000000000000

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holli, /regexed monk/

In reply to Re^5: I'm having a strange bug with basic file input. I'm a total newb. by holli
in thread I'm having a strange bug with basic file input. I'm a total newb. by KingCupons

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