Hi Sreenath,

Here is one way to read csv file and process your data. Here no need to split your data for sorting as you have done in your coding.

use strict;
use Text::CSV::Simple;

my $parser = Text::CSV::Simple->new;
my @data = $parser->read_file("d:\\prasad\\projects\\tools\\test.csv")
+;

print "Name - Age\n";
print "__________\n";

print $_->[0],' - ',  $_->[1],"\n" for  (sort {$a->[1] <=> $b->[1]} @d
+ata);


output:
=======
Name - Age
__________
Vikram - 16
Binoy - 19
Tushar - 23
Rahul - 25
Manu - 36
Vijay - 41
Hetal - 54

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Prasad

In reply to Re: Array Sorting by prasadbabu
in thread Array Sorting by sreenath

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