Can you please modify it.

I can, but I won't because you have made a trivial mistake that you can find easily yourself by examining the code and the output from the program and thinking a little. You should run the code in a console so that you see any errors, warnings or output generated when you run the script.

I note too that you ignored my advice to use lexical file handles and the three parameter open so I've no confidence that you'll take notice of anything else I suggest. On the off chance that you are taking notice though, the increment of $num doesn't need to be conditional - the for loop has already done the counting for you. Making it conditional is misinformation - it looks like there could be ways of getting to that line when the increment shouldn't happen and that is not the case.

True laziness is hard work

In reply to Re^3: split a file by GrandFather
in thread split a file by chinni2010

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