Try this: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

while (<DATA>)
{
  my $number = (/(\d+)$/)[0]; #previous was \w+ oooops!
  print "$number\n" if defined $number;
    # "if defined" allows for blank lines, etc.
}

__DATA__
a.b.c.d=10
a.b.e.f=9999
a.f.g.h=456

#prints:
#10
#9999
#456

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Update: some explanation:
my $number = (/(\d+)$/)[0];
the (/(\d+)$/) part is a "regular expression" and says to look for a sequence of digits (0-9) right before the end of the string. This is captured into an "automagic" variable called $1, but $1 doesn't have much meaning, so this regex is put into a list context and a "list slice" is used so that I can assign $1 to the variable $number which presumably will have meaning if you give it a better name in your application. The "if defined" part skips the print if for some reason this number is not found (blank line, malformed line), etc.

In reply to Re: I need just the value by Marshall
in thread I need just the value by newtoperl1

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