Hi PerlMonks,

I am a beginner in perl programming. I need a perl program to split an array and to get the sequence of elements identified by number from left to right. For example, I have an array

@k=”CCATGNNNTAACCNNATGNNTAGCC”;

I am interested in getting the substrings between elements 3 and 11 and between 16 and 23 (first position marked as 1). 

#!usr/bin/perl-w
@k=”CCATGNNNAACCNNATGNNTAGCC”;
$s3-11=code??
$s16-23=code??
Code????
Print” \nThe sequences are: \n
  $s3-11\n\n
  $s16-23.\n\n”;
exit;

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Result should be like this:

ATGNNNTAA

ATGNNTAG

In reply to How to split an array identified by numbers to get the correct sequence of elements by supriyoch_2008

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