hi all. I am trying to do a program in which the user give some numbers as input and the output is the sum of the numbers in that input. I am getting the sum right but the problem is when i am giving input after it . it takes the output of the fist input as it input.my code is like:

#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
#use Data::Dumper;

my $linetotal=0;
my $gtotal =0;
my $n =0;

while (my $line = <STDIN>){
    #$line =~ s/^\s+|\s+\n$/ /g;
    #chomp ($line);
    my @numbers = split (/ /,$line);
        $n++;
     #print Dumper \@numbers;
    foreach my $number (@numbers){
        $linetotal +=$number ;
        #chomp ($linetotal);
        
               
        
    }
#    $line =<STDIN>;
 print "Total in $n input is : $linetotal \n";    
    
       
}
$gtotal +=$linetotal;
    print "Grand Total is : $gtotal\n";

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Suppose if i give input as

1 2 3

it should give output as

"Total in 1 input is 6"

2 4 5

Total in 2 input is 11

Instead it is giving the 2nd output as 17. plz help me out.Thanks in advance.

In reply to Sum of Input by changma_ha

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