Hi, I have to compare 2 string arrays. my 2 arrays are as follows: 
array1                            array2
abc_RCF_BM_allocation_0_kl        RCF_BM_allocation_0_in
aplc_RCF_BM_allocation_0_in_nml   BM_allocation_0
fbe_RCF_BM_allocation_0_in_tvg    RCF_BM_allocation_0
ap_hu_BM_allocation_0_in_nml

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I have to check whether array1 contain array2 or not. therefor my ouput should be like: 
abc_RCF_BM_allocation_0_kl contains RCF_BM_allocation_0
aplc_RCF_BM_allocation_0_in_nml contains RCF_BM_allocation_0_in
fbe_RCF_BM_allocation_0_in_tvg contains RCF_BM_allocation_0_in
ap_hu_BM_allocation_0_in_nml contains BM_allocation_0

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I tried with: 
for($i=0;$i<$array1length;$i++){ 
for($j=0;$j<$array2length;$j++){ 
if($array1[$i] =~ /\b$array2[$j]\b/)

{print "$array1[$i] contains $array2[$j]";
}}}

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But it didnt work. Please guide me to compare the strict strings.
Thanking you,

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