Hello, Can you please help me in following scenario in Perl scripting? I want to correlate two text files to get output.

CONSIDER TWO CHEMICAL REACTION:-

 (1)     A+E+C--->F+H+L  (2)       A+B--->G+I 
 INPUT_FILE1.TXT
#REACTANT    #REACTION NO.
A                 1
E                 1
C                 1
A                 2
B                 2

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INPUT_FILE2.TXT
#PRODUCT       #REACTION NO.
F                  1
H                  1
L                  1
G                  2
I                  2

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AND THE OUTPUT SHOULD COME OUT AS:-

reactant: E, product: F
reactant: E, product: H
reactant: E, product: L
reactant: C, product: F
reactant: C, product: H
reactant: C, product: L
reactant: A, product: F
reactant: A, product: H
reactant: A, product: L
reactant: A, product: G
reactant: A, product: I
reactant: B, product: G
reactant: B, product: I

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i.e.,we want to correlate each reactant to each product in it's corresponding reaction.

Can someone please send me the code.Urgently needed

In reply to correlation between two inputt files by himanshuyadav

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