Hi All,
I need to compare two array which has text. i have pasted the code below and i need to compare one array with another array. i have tried multiple ways but if numbers then i got result not with this text. 


$inputxml='<Book><Authorgroup><Author><Surname>Lester</Surname><Forena
+me>D</Forename><Suffixes>Jr</Suffixes></Author></Authorgroup><Year>20
+09</Year><Book_Title>Writing research papers</Book_Title><Edition_No>
+4th</Edition_No><Publisher><Location><State>New York</State></Locatio
+n><Name>Longman</Name></Publisher></Book>';
$variance='<Book><aa></aa><AuthorGroup><Author><Surname></Surname>, <F
+orename></Forename>, <Suffixes></Suffixes></Author>.</AuthorGroup> (<
+Year></Year>). <I><Book_Title></Book_Title></I> (<Edition_No></Editio
+n_No> ed.). <Publisher><Location><State></State></Location>: <Name></
+Name></Publisher>.</Book>';
@variance_elements=$variance=~/<([^<\/]+)>/g;
@inputxml_elements=$variance=~/<([^<\/]+)>/g;

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In reply to compare two string array by Selvakumar

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