I have created a Script that will ping IP's and report which are up and what are not. The problem that I am having is the output presented to me on the screen very messed up and I am not sure why. What is being displayed is exactly as follows 10.1.1.1 is alive 10.1.1.2 is alive 10.1.1.3 is alive 10.1.1.4 Here is the code 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use Net::Ping;
use Socket;

$ipnumber ="128.135.75";
chomp $ipnumber;
@iparray = map $ipnumber. ".$_\n",1..254 ;
chomp $ipnumber;
print @iparray;
#open (ERRORLOG, ">errorlog");
#open (OFFLINE,">offline");
#open (ONLINE,">online");


my $proto = 'icmp';
my $def_timeout = '5';
my $bytes = '64';

my $p = Net::Ping->new($proto,  $def_timeout , $bytes);

foreach my $host (@iparray) {
        if ( $p->ping( $host )){
        print " $host is alive ";

    }
#foreach my $host (@iparray) {
#     $testing = $p $host;
#     print "$testing";
#     print "$host offline " unless $p->ping($host,1);
#     print "$host online " unless $p->ping($host,0);
#    print ERRORLOG "$host offline " unless $p->ping($host,1);
#    print OFFLINE "$host"unless $p->ping($host,1);
#    print ONLINE "$host online" unless $p->ping($host,0);
}
$p->close();

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Any ideas

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