Greetings Monks, I have a file that looks something like this: 
CS
MS
CS
AT
AV
MS

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What I need to do is count the occurrance of each, so the output based on the above should be 
CS1
MS1
CS2
AT1
AV1
MS2

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I figured the easiest way would be to do this using an array, but what I have below does not give me what I need. 
open(PBXNUM1, ">pbxnum1");
open(MYINPUTFILE, "pbxnum");

    $nt = 0;
    $ms = 0;
    $ap = 0;
    $cs = 0;
    $em = 0;
    $at = 0;
    $av = 0;
    $to = 0;
    
    while (<MYINPUTFILE>) {
        my($line) = $_;
        chomp($line);
        
        $nt++;
        $ms++;
        $ap++;
        $cs++;
        $em++;
        $at++;
        $av++;
        $to++;
        
    @mypbx = ('NT', 'MS', 'AP', 'CS', 'EM', 'AT', 'AV', 'TO');
    foreach $mypbx (@mypbx) {
        print PBXNUM1 "$line$mypbx\n";
        }
    }

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Any suggestions?

In reply to Counting within an array by ddrew78

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