make it a variable, for example
$12345Not sure why you would want to, but you cannot create a variable starting with a numeric explicitly, you would have to have 12,345 capturing parentheses groups.
I'm not certain what it is you want, but would this do?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
my %nums;
@nums{qw(today yesterday this last)} = undef;
my $alts = join('|',keys %nums);
while (<DATA>) {
/($alts)(\d+)\1/;
$nums{$1} = $2;
}
for my $key (keys %nums) {
my $ans = ($nums{$key} * 0.4)/100;
print "$key: $ans (from $nums{$key})\n"
}
__DATA__
Today: today408today
Clicks: 34
Yesterday: yesterday555yesterday
Clicks: 61
This Month: this11360this
Clicks: 812
Last Month: last5350last
Clicks: 454
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