Hi Monks!
I am getting stuck trying to use the code to only "push" the files if the size matches the criteria inside of the "grep", but instead it is giving me this error: 
Warning: Use of "-s" without parentheses is ambiguous at test.pl
line 19.
Unterminated <> operator at test.pl line 19.

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Here is the code: 
#!usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;
use Data::Dumper;
use File::Slurp qw(read_dir);
use File::Basename;

my @files;
my @directories = qw( dir/dir1 dir/dir2 );

my $min_size = 1024; #1K
my $max_size = 10240; #10MB

my $c;
for my $d (@directories) {    
    $c++;

    push @files , grep { -f  && -s >= $min_size && -s <= $max_size "$d
+/$_" } read_dir($d);

}

foreach my $file(@files) {

  print "\n$file\n";
  
}

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Thanks for the Help!

In reply to Get file min and max size help! by Anonymous Monk

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