Hi guys, i'm trying to parse simple thing but does not work for me as I thought it might. I would like to put line's array to a hash and later play with it. Problem is that adding array to a hash does not work here. What I'm doing wrong here ? 
file's data:
010 011 012
020 021

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code:
...
my $line_num=1;
my $hash;

while (<FH>) {
 chomp $_;
 my $line = $_;
 my @array =
  map {
   s/^\s+//;  # strip leading spaces
   s/\s+$//;  # strip tailing spaces
   $_         # return the modified string
  }
 split '\s+', $line;
 
 print $array[0]."\n"; # WORKS
 print $array[1]."\n"; # WORKS
 print @array."\n"; # prints number of elements instead of whole array

 $hash->{$line_num}=@array; # does not works because of previous issue
 
 $line_num++;
}

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Thanks, Dusoo

In reply to help with split into array by dusoo

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