hi i write some code to get the directory of my computer - but that not working my code: 
sub Again
    {
        $dirtoget= $_[0];
        if(opendir(DH, $dirtoget))
        {
            @thefiles = readdir(DH); 
            closedir(DH);
        
            if(@thefiles)
            {
                foreach $f (@thefiles)
                {
                      next if ($f eq "." or $f eq "..");
                      print "$f\n";
                      if(-d "$dirtoget/$f")
                      {
                          Again("$_[0]/$f");
                      }
                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            return;
        }        
    }
    
    $dirtoget = "c:/Exam";
    Again($dirtoget);

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thanks for help...

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