Hi all, I am trying to compare the strings of 2 arrays. I have 2 arrays named array1 and array2 and their contents are as follows: 
array1                array2
 the_for_below        and_press 
this_job               online_Please     #note that we have space at b
+egining of online_Please.
complete              the_form_below     #note that we have space at t
+he end of the_form_below.
 and_press            submit_will_only   #note that we have space at b
+egining of and_press.

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I tried to compare the 2 arrays. I should be able to get that 
array1[0]=array2[2] i.e. the_for_below = complete
array1[3]=array2[0] i.e. the_for_below = and_press

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I tried with my code: 
for ($k=0;$k<$i;$k++)      #where $i is the length of array.
{
 for($l=0;$l<$i;$l++){
if(chomp($array1[$k]) eq chomp($array2[l]))
{
print"\n$array1[$k],$array2[$l]";
}
}

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But it does not show the desired output instead displays all the elements of array2 with each of the element of array1. Like... 
the_for_below        and_press 
the_for_below        online_Please     
the_for_below        the_form_below  
the_for_below        submit_will_only
this_job             and_press 
this_job             online_Please     
this_job             the_form_below  
this_job             submit_will_only
... and so on..

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Please guide me through this... Thanking you

In reply to compare 2 arrays of strings by sharan

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