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Now your code doesn't use lexical filehandles, which means you have not read perlintro . It also doesn't use strict or warnings, and in fact, it has syntax errors 

$ perl -c pm.911696.pl
No comma allowed after filehandle at pm.911696.pl line 10

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So for the time being you should forget about whatever program you're trying to write and work through perlintro to get up to speed.

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Read this if you want to cut your development time in half!

In reply to Re^3: to interchange line no of file & print by Anonymous Monk
in thread to interchange line no of file & print by harshmane

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