Ahh, I misunderstood your spec. Rather than just accumulating with push, you would be better served with a hash. In this case, you could accumulate frequencies with something like: 

my %count;
for my $element (@findle)
         {
    if (/\Q$element\E/ ) {
        print "$_\n";
        $number++;
       #  push @hit $element;
         $count{$element}++;

        #@lines =
   # print ("there are : " . $number);


      }
    
  }
for my $element (@findle) {
    print "$element\t=>$count{$element}\n";
}

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Hashes are probably Perl's greatest strength. A read through of perldata will tell you a bit more about them.

In reply to Re^4: to loop through an array by kennethk
in thread to loop through an array and store each of the subtotals in the elements of another array by alexlearn

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