I have a text file consists of 20,000 lines. Each line has two parts separated by a tab. The first part is a string I call title and the second part is content. I am trying to parse each line of text into two parts ($title & $content) export the $content to a text file and associate each file name to it's equivalent $title + a sequential number starting from 1. Appreciate your help correcting my code. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my ($title,$content,$outdir,$filename,$count);
$outdir ='D:/share/out';
open FILE, "D:/share/in/content.txt";
$filename="$outdir/$filename"; 
open (OUT, ">$filename"."$title"."$count") or die "can't open"; 
$count=1;
while (<FILE>)

{
  chomp;
  ($title, $content) = split("\t");
  $count++;
  print OUT "$content";

}
close (FILE);
close OUT;
exit;

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In reply to extract and export to multiple files by zzgulu

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