Hi all,
I have to compare two string arrays. I have to check whether array1's element belong to array2 or not.
I have strings mixture of alphabets and numbers like: 
array1 = {this1 this2 this11 this21 this23};
array2 = {h2this1 h3this2 h5this21 h6this23 h8this13}

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i tried by 
for $i(0.. $#array1){
 for $j(0.. $#array2){
  if($array2[$j]=~ /$array1[$i]/){
    print"$array1[$j] belongs to $array2[$i]";
   last;
}}}

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Unfortunately, it prints as: 
this1 belongs to h2this1 
this2 belongs to h3this2 
this2 belongs to h5this21 
this2 belongs to h6this23 
this1 belongs to h8this13

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instead of printing it as: 
this1 belongs to h2this1 
this2 belongs to h3this2 
this21 belongs to h5this21 
this23 belongs to h6this23 
this1 belongs to h8this13

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I seek your advice.
Thanking you,

In reply to Compare two arrays by Marklitz

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